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1 Partei
f; -, -en party (auch POL., JUR.); SPORT side; in Mietshaus: tenant(s Pl.), household; hier wohnen vier Parteien four parties occupy this house ( oder building); gegnerische Partei opponent(s Pl.); SPORT auch other side, opposing team; für jemanden Partei nehmen side with s.o.; gegen jemanden Partei ergreifen take sides against s.o.; über den Parteien stehen remain impartial; Partei sein be bias(s)ed, be prejudiced* * *die Parteifaction; part; party; side* * *Par|tei [par'tai]f -, -endie Partéí wechseln — to change parties
als Bundespräsident steht er über den Partéíen — as Federal President he takes no part in party politics
die streitenden Partéíen — the disputing parties
die vertragsschließenden Partéíen — the contracting parties
meine Partéí — my client
3) (fig)ergreifen, für jdn Partéí ergreifen or nehmen — to take sb's side or part, to side with sb
gegen jdn Partéí ergreifen or nehmen — to side or to take sides against sb
es mit keiner Partéí halten, es mit keiner von beiden Partéíen halten — to be on neither side, to be neutral
es mit beiden Partéíen halten — to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds (prov)
ein Richter sollte über den Partéíen stehen — a judge should be impartial
* * *die1) (a party, team etc which is opposing another: Whose side are you on?; Which side is winning?) side2) (a group of people with the same ideas and purposes, especially political: a political party.) party* * *Par·tei<-, -en>[parˈtai]f1. POL partyin die \Partei gehen to join [or become a member of] the partyüber den \Parteien stehen to be impartial2. JUR party, litigantbeschwerte/unterlegene \Partei aggrieved/unsuccessful partygegnerische \Partei opposing partyklagende [o klägerische] \Partei plaintiff, claimantdie streitenden/vertragsschließenden \Parteien the contending/contracting parties\Partei sein to be biasedgegen jdn \Partei ergreifen [o nehmen] to side [or take sides] against sbdie \Parteien vernehmen to hear the partiesErscheinen der \Partei vor Gericht appearance of the party in court* * *die; Partei, Parteien1) (Politik) partyin od. bei der Partei sein — be a party member
2) (Rechtsw.) party3) (Gruppe, Mannschaft) sidejemandes od. für jemanden/für etwas Partei ergreifen od. nehmen — side with somebody/take a stand for something
4) (MietsPartei) tenant; (mehrere Personen) tenants pl* * *hier wohnen vier Parteien four parties occupy this house ( oder building);für jemanden Partei nehmen side with sb;gegen jemanden Partei ergreifen take sides against sb;über den Parteien stehen remain impartial;Partei sein be bias(s)ed, be prejudiced* * *die; Partei, Parteien1) (Politik) partyin od. bei der Partei sein — be a party member
2) (Rechtsw.) party3) (Gruppe, Mannschaft) sidejemandes od. für jemanden/für etwas Partei ergreifen od. nehmen — side with somebody/take a stand for something
4) (MietsPartei) tenant; (mehrere Personen) tenants pl* * *-en f.party n. -
2 auf zwei Hochzeiten tanzen
1. to have one's cake and eat it too2. to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds
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