PART - nghĩa trong tiếng Tiếng Việt

For the most part it is grassland, with trees only along the watercourses and around the normally dry lakes and depressions.

Then he sliced up the bodies and stored the parts in his freezer, among other places.

Parts 2 and 3 appeared in 1870-1971.

They went off with a whole ox, but it was not quite enough; the princess cut off part of her thigh to feed it.

The majority of the public transport and part of the goods traffic is provided using horse-drawn carriages.

His beard, parting and flapping like a pair of wings, allows him to fly.

Once again he was at the parting of the ways, and once more caprice determined his decision.

A battle between creativity and commercialism ensues and after a few months concluded in the parting of ways.

Furthermore, he seems to be parting his hair on a different side than usual.

Before parting, they make an appointment to race on the track together the following day.

It defines macroscopic variables, such as internal energy, entropy, and pressure, that partly describe a body of matter or radiation.

The present trouble is partly due to the fact that many traders are hoarding their money instead of paying it into the bank.

The old bridge partly collapsed in early 1936, the cast iron fascias and central pinnacles falling outwards.

The park has recently been enlarged partly to provide the sanctuary for the black rhino.

Many billions of francs have been invested in building the fortifications in the mountains, which are partly still used by the army.

The song has become known as his signature song, thanks in part to a highly popular video featuring high fashion models.

Workers would receive life insurance, pensions, and unemployment insurance paid for in part by employers.

The survival rate for germinomatous tumors is higher in part because these tumors are very sensitive to radiation, and they also respond well to chemotherapy.

Of these, 57 were given high-quality intervention, consisting in part of educational games based on the latest in educational theory.

The switch between growth and reproductive phases of these fungi is regulated in part by the level of secondary metabolite production.