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partook

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par·took  (pär-tk)
v.
Past tense of partake.
partook [pɑːˈtʊk]
vb
the past tense of partake
Translations
partook [pɑːrˈtʊk] pt of partake
part owner part-owner [ˌpɑːrtˈəʊnər] n → copropriétaire mf
He is a part owner of racehorses with Mick Channon → Il possède des chevaux de courses en copropriété avec Mick Channon., Il est copropriétaire de chevaux de courses avec Mick Channon.
part payment n
(gen) → règlement m partiel
in part payment for sth → en règlement partiel de qch
(= deposit) → arrhes fpl
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