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| 1 | I/T to move away from someone or something and leave a space , or to move two things or two sections of a single unit away from each other so that there is a space between them （使）分开；（使）分离 |
| The crowd had parted to let them through. 人群让开一条路让他们通过。 |
| Tony bent to look out of the window, parting the curtains with one hand. 托尼用一只手把窗帘拉开，弯腰向窗外看去。 |
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| 2 | I if two people part , or if one person parts from another , they go away from each other 分别；分手 |
| They parted at the train station. 他们在火车站告别。 |
| | 2a | if two people part , or if one person parts from another , their relationship is ended 分手；断绝关系 | | In the end, we parted amicably. 最后，我们友好地分手了。 | |
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| 3 | T to make a line on your head by brushing or combing your hair in two different directions 给（头发）分缝；把（头发）分界 |
| Her dark hair was parted down the middle. 她乌黑的头发在中间分缝。 |
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| - | be parted (from sb)
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| to be prevented from being with someone you want to be with |
| （与某人）分开；（与某人）分离 |
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| They had never been parted before. 他们还从未分开过。 |
| Being parted from his family made him feel homesick. 与家人分离使他思恋故乡。 |
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| - | part company (with sb)
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| 1 | to go away from each other （与某人）分别，互相告别 | We parted company at York. 我们在约克分别。 | |
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| 2 | to end a relationship 结束关系；分手 | We parted company in 1997. 我们在1997年分手了。 | |
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| 3 | to disagree about something with someone who you have agreed with until now 开始（与某人）有分歧 | There was one issue where I parted company with the committee. 有一件事情我的看法与委员会的不一致。 | |
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| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˈpart with |
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| | part with sth: to give something to someone although you would prefer to keep it 舍弃；忍痛割爱；割舍 | I don’ t want to part with any of my books. 我舍不得我的任何一本书。 | |
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