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partidos

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. party [Am ˈpɑrdi, Brit ˈpɑːti] N

1. party (event):

the party's over attr mood

2. party POL:

to join a party attr member/worker/leader

3. party (group):

4. party (person or body involved):

all parties concerned
the parties to the contract

II. party [Am ˈpɑrdi, Brit ˈpɑːti] VB intr inf

party (go to parties)

search party N

shooting party N

stretcher party N

stag party N

1. stag party (before wedding):

2. stag party (all-male celebration):

tea party N

m

two-party [ˈtuːˌpɑːti] ADJ attr

wedding party N

cross-party [Am krɔsˈpɑrdi, Brit ˈkrɒsˌpɑːti] ADJ

cross-party support/negotiations:

constituency party N Brit

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I. party [ˈpɑ:ti, Am ˈpɑ:rt̬i] -ies -ie- N

1. party (social gathering):

2. party + sing/pl vb POL:

3. party + sing/pl vb (group):

4. party a. LAW:

to be a party to sth

5. party Am inf (person):

II. party [ˈpɑ:ti, Am ˈpɑ:rt̬i] -ies -ie- VB intr

pyjama party Brit, pajama party Am N

pijamada f CSur

coronavirus party, corona party N

dinner party N

birthday party N

party popper N Brit

party line N

1. party line TELEC:

2. party line POL:

party conference N Brit

party congress N Am

OpenDict unos

cuddle party N

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I. party <-ies> [ˈpar·t̬i] N

1. party (social gathering):

2. party + sing/pl vb POL:

3. party + sing/pl vb (group):

4. party a. LAW:

to be a party to sth

5. party inf (person):

II. party <-ie-> [ˈpar·t̬i] VB intr

search party <-ies> N

birthday party N

garden party <-ies> N

party leader N

stag party N

third party N

party headquarters N

party convention N

party politics N pl

Present
Iparty
youparty
he/she/itparties
weparty
youparty
theyparty
Past
Ipartied
youpartied
he/she/itpartied
wepartied
youpartied
theypartied
Present Perfect
Ihavepartied
youhavepartied
he/she/ithaspartied
wehavepartied
youhavepartied
theyhavepartied
Past Perfect
Ihadpartied
youhadpartied
he/she/ithadpartied
wehadpartied
youhadpartied
theyhadpartied