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1 partial
adjective2)be/not be partial to somebody/something — (like/dislike) eine Schwäche/keine besondere Vorliebe für jemanden/etwas haben
3) (incomplete) partiell [Lähmung, Sonnen-, Mondfinsternis]; teilweise [Verlust, Misserfolg]* * *•- academic.ru/53728/partiality">partiality* * *par·tial[ˈpɑ:ʃəl, AM ˈpɑ:r-]he got \partial compensation for the damage to his house der Schaden an seinem Haus wurde zum Teil ersetzttheir success was only \partial sie hatten nur teilweise Erfolg\partial amount Teilbetrag m\partial derivative MATH partielle Ableitung\partial paralysis partielle Lähmung\partial success Teilerfolg m\partial withdrawal Teilrückzug m2. (biased) parteiisch* * *['pAːSəl]adja partial success — ein Teilerfolg m, ein teilweiser Erfolg
to make a partial recovery — eine teilweise Erholung or Genesung durchmachen
2) (= biased) voreingenommen; judgement parteiisch3)to be partial to sth —
after a while I became rather partial to it — nach einiger Zeit hatte ich eine ziemliche Vorliebe dafür entwickelt
to be partial to doing sth — eine Vorliebe or Schwäche dafür haben, etw zu tun
* * *partial [ˈpɑː(r)ʃl]1. teilweise, partiell, Teil…:partial amount Teilbetrag m;partial eclipse ASTRON partielle Finsternis;partial payment Teilzahlung f;partial success Teilerfolg m;partial view Teilansicht f2. parteiisch, voreingenommen:B s MUS, PHYS Teilton m:upper partial Oberton m* * *adjective1) (biased, unfair) voreingenommen; parteiisch [Urteil]2)be/not be partial to somebody/something — (like/dislike) eine Schwäche/keine besondere Vorliebe für jemanden/etwas haben
3) (incomplete) partiell [Lähmung, Sonnen-, Mondfinsternis]; teilweise [Verlust, Misserfolg]* * *adj.Teil- präfix.parteiisch adj.teilweis adj.
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