partner
/ˈpɑːrtnər/
noun
- One of two or more people who are married or in a romantic relationship.
- He introduced his partner to the whole family at the dinner.
- She and her partner have been together for ten years.
- They decided to move in together as life partners.
- A person you do an activity with, such as a dance, game, or sport.
- My tennis partner and I practice every Saturday morning.
- In the science lab, we had to work with a partner on the experiment.
- She chose him as her dance partner for the waltz.
- A person who owns a business together with one or more other people.
- The two partners agreed to expand the restaurant to a second location.
- As a junior partner, he had a smaller share of the profits.
- She became a partner in the law firm after five years.
- A country or organization that works together with another for a common purpose.
- The school formed a partnership with a local museum for educational programs.
- The two countries have been trading partners for decades.
- Our company is a partner in the international aid project.
verb
- To join or work together with someone as a partner.
- In the competition, each student partnered with a classmate from another school.
- She partnered with her best friend to start a small bakery.
- The two companies partnered to develop new technology.
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