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party ['pɑ:tɪ] n
comp., MS	partij f (A person or organization that participates in economic activities)
law	partij f
parties n
polit., law	partijen
English thesaurus
party ['pɑ:tɪ] abbr.
abbr., austral., slang	rage
law	One of the sides of a case. The person who started the case is called the plaintiff or defendant. The person being sued is called the defendant or respondent; a person or a group of people acting together and forming one side in an agreement, contract, dispute, or lawsuit plaintiff People, State, etc., prosecution or defense, One of the sides of a case
mil., abbr.	pty
Party ['pɑ:tɪ] abbr.
abbr.	Pty
univer., abbr.	P

Party: 2110 phrases in 55 subjects

Accounting	2
Agriculture	20
Art	1
Astronautics	1
Business	3
Chemistry	2
Commerce	12
Communications	41
Construction	14
Criminal law	1
Demography	1
Economy	54
Education	7
Electronics	9
Energy industry	10
Environment	27
Finances	83
Fish farming pisciculture	9
Food industry	1
General	1252
Health care	12
Hobbies and pastimes	3
Human rights activism	7
Immigration and citizenship	4
Industry	1
Information technology	11
Insurance	13
International trade	16
Labor law	3
Law	276
Marketing	2
Materials science	2
Mechanic engineering	1
Medical	6
Metallurgy	4
Microsoft	3
Mineral products	2
Municipal planning	1
Natural sciences	4
Nuclear physics	8
Obsolete / dated	19
Patents	11
Pharmacy and pharmacology	12
Politics	54
Procedural law	6
Religion	2
Research and development	1
Security systems	1
Social science	20
Statistics	6
Taxes	6
Technology	2
Textile industry	1
Transport	36
United Nations	4