partner
ortak
definition
verb
young farmers who partnered Isabel to the village dance
be the partner of.
noun
But he acknowledged that each partner shared in the profits of the whole firm.
a person who takes part in an undertaking with another or others, especially in a business or company with shared risks and profits.
a timber framework secured to and strengthening the deck of a wooden ship around a hole for a mast.
translation of 'partner'
verb
ortak etmek,
ortağı gibi davranmak,
ortak olmak
noun
dam,
kavalye,
ortak,
eş,
işbirlikçi,
partner,
hayat arkadaşı
example
Rice University Press will 'partner' with organizations to provide more affordable publishing.
We 'partner' with other players to encourage curbside recycling.
I never expected to 'partner' with a man like you
Even though we didn't 'partner' with them, we can certainly thank them.
Should you have a child if your 'partner' isn't willing?
I am optimistic that we can 'partner' with these organizations to accomplish our goals.
I cannot imagine they will find many other mobile phone companies to 'partner' them in the future.
I sat down at my lab counter where my chemistry lab 'partner' was already sitting and guess who it was?
The problem for Hughes is he has yet to find a suitable accomplice to 'partner' the veteran goal-poacher up front.
Banks and government must effectively 'partner' farmers' groups who perform.
Instead, the courts should be given the power to order the buy-out of a 'partner' 's share, as happens in company law.
One 'partner' of a same-sex couple could well take this approach.
He wanted to 'partner' with me but I gave him some things to think about and told him we would talk again this week, so maybe that will turn into something.
She stressed that it was a game played with a 'partner' , so communication skills and co-operation were vital.
They may choose to 'partner' with government but do not thereby abandon their freedom, independence, and unique identity.
Alan Reilly played up front with young Gavin Phelan with David Breen returning to 'partner' Willie Byrne at the back.
Be sure to 'partner' with charities that tug at your personal heart strings as your commitment to these organizations will be stronger.
she lived with her 'partner'
the striker looked sharp and eager as Jackson's 'partner' in attack
I'm a junior 'partner' at a law firm specializing in mergers and acquisitions.
Maybe I've found my 'partner' in crime.
howdy, 'partner'!
He is the perfect partner, a consummate dancer that complements, supports and enhances his dancing 'partner' .
Our decision, therefore, has been to 'partner' the company.
We have a whole team of licensed clinical professionals who are volunteers who 'partner' with us.
He is also keen to develop gaming on board and says companies are queuing up to 'partner' the airline on this initiative.
Gretchen swallowed her sigh of disappointment and looked at her dancing 'partner' .
Seriously you were the greatest sex 'partner' I've ever had.
He silently curses how averse he is to risk and is beside himself with anxiety when given the opportunity to 'partner' with the entrepreneur.
she lived with her 'partner'
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