Partido

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noun

partido

masculine noun

1. party (político)

2. game (deportivo), match (British)

3. match (futuro cónyuge)

also:

also:

partido judicial -> = area under the jurisdiction of a court of first instance (peninsular Spanish)

partido [par-tee’-do]

noun

1. Party, a number of persons confederated. (m)

2. Advantage, profit, utility (provecho). (m)

3. Favor, protection, interest. (m)

4. A game, a contest, a match (equipo). (m)

5. Odds given to one in a game: party engaged to play a game. (m)

6. Treaty, agreement; terms proposed for adjusting a difference. (m)

7. Proper means for the performance of what is to be done. (m)

8. Interest or one’s own convenience. (m)

9. (Cono Sur) Hand (naipes). (m)

10. Al partido, share and share alike. (Andes & Caribbean) (m)

(b) to engage or enlist in a party.


Q:	¡Este partido lo vamos a ganar! We are going to win this match!!!!! Real Madrid-Barca
A:	corner para el Barca grrrrrrrr MInute 67

Q:	tiene el cuello partido ( o tiene el cuello roto)
A:	En español o inglés?

Q:	Van a asistir al partido de baloncesto
A:	You asked "Okay, so elaborate on the "Van". " Interestingly, I just completed a reply to a different question on this same subject. Robertico is suggesting…

Q:	Este partido.....lo vamos a ganar!!! ESPAÿA : INGLATERRA
A:	> Heidita said: > minuto 80 > gol de Fernando Llorente

Q:	"Esta ventana estuvo rota por me hermano y sus amigos durante un partido de beisbol."…
A:	I believe it's because whenever you use passive voice, you use the verb "ser". So it should be "Esta ventana fue rota..."