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partner in Dutch

partner in Dutch is medespeler, partner — partner means a spouse or other person with whom someone shares a romantic or domestic relationship.

partner in Dutch

medespeler
noun
partner
noun

What does "partner" mean?

  1. noun A spouse or other person with whom someone shares a romantic or domestic relationship.
    "She introduced her partner to the rest of the family."
  2. noun A person who shares ownership or responsibility in a business, firm, or activity.
    "He made partner at the law firm after eight years."
  3. noun Someone paired with another for a game, dance, or task.
    "Find a partner and practise the new dance steps."
  4. verb To join with someone as a partner, or pair someone with another for an activity.
    "The startup partnered with a larger company to expand overseas."
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partner in a sentence

  • She introduced her partner to the rest of the family.
  • They've been business partners for over a decade, but also life partners.
  • He made partner at the law firm after eight years.
  • The two partners split the company's profits evenly.

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What is "partner" in Dutch?

"partner" in Dutch is medespeler, partner. partner means: A spouse or other person with whom someone shares a romantic or domestic relationship.

How do you use "partner" in a sentence?

Example: "She introduced her partner to the rest of the family." In Dutch, "partner" is medespeler, partner.

Are there other ways to say "partner" in Dutch?

Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "partner": medespeler, partner.

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