Part with (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: give up, relinquish, waller

Conjugation of part with

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
part with
part with
parts with
part with
part with
part with
Future Simple
will part with
will part with
will part with
will part with
will part with
will part with
Past Simple
parted with
parted with
parted with
parted with
parted with
parted with
Conditional Simple
would part with
would part with
would part with
would part with
would part with
would part with
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am parting with
are parting with
is parting with
are parting with
are parting with
are parting with
Future Progressive
will be parting with
will be parting with
will be parting with
will be parting with
will be parting with
will be parting with
Past Progressive
was parting with
were parting with
was parting with
were parting with
were parting with
were parting with
Conditional Progressive
would be parting with
would be parting with
would be parting with
would be parting with
would be parting with
would be parting with
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have parted with
have parted with
has parted with
have parted with
have parted with
have parted with
Future Perfect
will have parted with
will have parted with
will have parted with
will have parted with
will have parted with
will have parted with
Past Perfect
had parted with
had parted with
had parted with
had parted with
had parted with
had parted with
Conditional Perfect
would have parted with
would have parted with
would have parted with
would have parted with
would have parted with
would have parted with
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been parting with
have been parting with
has been parting with
have been parting with
have been parting with
have been parting with
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been parting with
will have been parting with
will have been parting with
will have been parting with
will have been parting with
will have been parting with
Past Perfect Progressive
had been parting with
had been parting with
had been parting with
had been parting with
had been parting with
had been parting with
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been parting with
would have been parting with
would have been parting with
would have been parting with
would have been parting with
would have been parting with

Examples of part with

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"...and if you part with what has become so important to your life, your innermost heart gets torn open.
"But one has to part with the doll someday, isn't it?"
"I will not part with this horse for mere gold!"
"In fact, the only thing i've ever been selfless enough to part with is the blame..." "for a heinous act."
"Now that I have become a man, I part with the child-like ways."
"...and if you part with what has become so important to your life, your innermost heart gets torn open.
"But one has to part with the doll someday, isn't it?"
"I will not part with this horse for mere gold!"
"In fact, the only thing i've ever been selfless enough to part with is the blame..." "for a heinous act."
"Now that I have become a man, I part with the child-like ways."
'Tis even so. Hero and Ursula have by this played their parts with Beatrice; and then the two bears will not bite one another when they meet.
- Boo-hoo. - I like the parts with the repelling and the crawling through the mud and the swinging on the monkey bars and the helping the wounded, but I don't like confrontation.
- The parts with you in it.
A couple days ago, body parts with cigarette burns were recovered from a national park which was once the site of the battle of chancellorsville.
And I will navigate those moving parts with my trusty canary singing on my shoulder.
'Tis even so. Hero and Ursula have by this played their parts with Beatrice; and then the two bears will not bite one another when they meet.
- Boo-hoo. - I like the parts with the repelling and the crawling through the mud and the swinging on the monkey bars and the helping the wounded, but I don't like confrontation.
- The parts with you in it.
A couple days ago, body parts with cigarette burns were recovered from a national park which was once the site of the battle of chancellorsville.
And I will navigate those moving parts with my trusty canary singing on my shoulder.
"keeping Andre's ass parted with one hand "'and lubricating my cock with the other.
- But you'd not have parted with it.
And that's how Lindsay parted with the check for Maeby that Marky had told her to rip up.
He says he parted with Your Lordship on bad terms.
I could not have parted with you to anyone less worthy, Lizzy.
And over the moor and valley Such heavy thoughts my heart do fill Since parting with my Sally
BUt when it comes to parting with it, ...forget it,
But don't count on me parting with any cash.
Dear Lord, I wish there was something I really regretted parting with so that I might offer it to you.
Free's good; I know you hate parting with money.
"keeping Andre's ass parted with one hand "'and lubricating my cock with the other.
- But you'd not have parted with it.
And that's how Lindsay parted with the check for Maeby that Marky had told her to rip up.
He says he parted with Your Lordship on bad terms.
I could not have parted with you to anyone less worthy, Lizzy.
And over the moor and valley Such heavy thoughts my heart do fill Since parting with my Sally
BUt when it comes to parting with it, ...forget it,
But don't count on me parting with any cash.
Dear Lord, I wish there was something I really regretted parting with so that I might offer it to you.
Free's good; I know you hate parting with money.

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