What does part in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word part in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use part in French.

The word part in French means portion, piece, share, newborn, private individual, leave, go, leave, depart, start, go, disappear, go, go, pass away, start, begin, leave, go, go, decide on, to one side, apart from, apart from the fact that has done , aside from the fact that has done, in your head, apart from that, aside from that, other than that, apart from that, in equal parts, in your own right, arrive at, in the middle of nowhere, somewhere else, all over, venture to somewhere, be a regular [somewhere], have special status, joking aside, joking apart, love from [somewhere], have the best of intentions, settle yourself, ensconce yourself, stick up your arse, special case, slip off to , slip away to, slip, what's more, and also, moreover, furthermore, on one hand … on the other hand …, firstly...secondly..., on one hand … on the other …, on the one hand ... on the other ..., from, from nowhere, from out of the blue, all over, on both sides, on either side, passing through [somewhere], from all sides, from all quarters, extract from, say hello for me, take up residence [somewhere], going to, from, be separate, be odd, be special, be wanted [somewhere], be about to leave for somewhere, keep yourself to yourself, give prominence to, put things into perspective, make sacrifices for the greater good, tell about , tell of, get to , get into, do your fair share of the work, enter, announcement, death announcement, wedding announcement, birth announcement, sit, stand, set apart, set foot somewhere, apart from, nowhere, nowhere else, get out of [somewhere], dark side, market share, share of the audience, audience share, share of responsibility, element of truth, the angels' share, reach, go through, take to, for my part, take aside, welcome, take in bad part, take part in, take an active part in, somewhere, in a way, share, claim your fair share, claim your cut, find yourself [somewhere], venture [somewhere], rush, break into somewhere, unless I am mistaken, find a niche for yourself somewhere, carve out a niche for yourself somewhere, sit at the front of, take the lion's share, help yourself to the lion's share, claim the lion's share, come from nowhere, cross, arse end of, another world, a world apart, live in another world, inhabit another world, want your slice of the cake. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word part

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