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Bookmark or Share- PARTWAY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary(also part way) uk / ˈpɑːt.weɪ / us / ˈpɑːrt.weɪ / Add to word list. at some point between each end of a distance or area: He wore a tunic that came partway down his thighs. One of the firefighters climbed partway up to help her. The car's roof slides partway open. We decided to walk part way.
- Part ways with - Idioms by The Free DictionaryTo separate or depart (from one); to stop associating (with one). Though we'd all been close on the school trip, we parted ways with one another once we were back home. John and Bill parted ways following their disagreement about the band's style of music. See also: part, way.
- part ways - Wiktionary, the free dictionarypart ways (third-person singular simple present parts ways, present participle parting ways, simple past and past participle parted ways) To go in different directions . The two friends parted ways at the intersection. ( figurative, by extension) To end a relationship; to pursue a certain choice, course of action, etc. in a way that alienates ...
- PART WAY definition and meaning | Collins English DictionaryDefinition of 'part way' Word Frequency. part way. also part-way. adverb [ADVERB after verb] Part way means part of the way or partly . Local authorities will run out of money part way through the financial year. She was on the hillside, part way up. It might go part way to repaying the debt. Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner’s Dictionary.
- A PARTING OF THE WAYS definition - Cambridge Dictionaryidiom. Add to word list. different ideas or a disagreement about something that make two people or groups decide they cannot work together any longer: We had a parting of the ways over when we couldn't agree on how to manage the company.
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