parting in Latin
parting in Latin is discrīmen — parting means the act of leaving or separating from someone, or the moment it happens.
parting in Latin
discrīmen
(British) The dividing line formed by combing the hair in different directions.
What does "parting" mean?
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noun The act of leaving or separating from someone, or the moment it happens.
"Their parting at the airport was tearful."
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noun The line where hair is combed in different directions on the head.
"She combs her parting on the left side."
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parting in a sentence
- Their parting at the airport was tearful.
- He gave a parting wave before boarding the train.
- She combs her parting on the left side.
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What is "parting" in Latin?
"parting" in Latin is discrīmen. parting means: The act of leaving or separating from someone, or the moment it happens.
How do you use "parting" in a sentence?
Example: "Their parting at the airport was tearful." In Latin, "parting" is discrīmen.
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