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partite

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par·tite  (pärtt)
adj.
Divided into parts.

[Latin parttus, past participle of partre, to divide, from pars, part-, part; see part.]

partite [ˈpɑːtaɪt]
adj
1. (in combination) composed of or divided into a specified number of parts bipartite
2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) (esp of plant leaves) divided almost to the base to form two or more parts
[from Latin partīre to divide]


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After leaving office, Blair was appointed representative of the four partite committee for the Middle East Peace process.
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Sorseggiavano tranquilli il caffe, mentre tiravano vigorosamente dalle sigarette, risputando il fumo per il naso; parlavano delle partite di formaggio che lo zio doveva spedire nella settimana successiva, dei costi del dazio, delle spese d'affitto per quei pochi metri quadrati di magazzino, e soprattutto del rappresentante, il Ragionier Pesciullesi, che secondo lo zio privilegiava le altre ditte che rappresentava, a scapito della sua; per questo lui lo avrebbe voluto sostituire.
 
 
 
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