Translation of Spanish word "partido" to English
partido
/par.ti.do/
Meaning
Nounan organized group of people with similar political aims and opinions that joins together to campaign for and contest elections
How to use
Partido ('game / match / political party / benefit') is masculine. Partido de tenis — Tennis match. Partido político — Political party.
🇬🇧 English
party
Example
El partido político se dividió en dos facciones.
The political party split into two factions.
La partido ganó la elección por un estrecho margen.
The party won the election by a narrow margin.
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- partido político— political party
- sacar partido de— to take advantage of / benefit from
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What does the Spanish word "partido" mean?▼
The Spanish word "partido" means "party" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "El partido político se dividió en dos facciones." (which translates as "The political party split into two factions.").
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