partition
/pɑɹˈtɪ.ʃən/ verbe C2En français : diviser, partitionner, cloisonner
- To divide something into parts, sections or shares. · to partition a hard drive
- To divide a region or country into two or more territories with separate political status. · Poland was progressively partitioned by Russia, Austria, and Prussia in the late 18th century.
- To separate or divide a room by a partition (ex. a wall), often use with off.
He/she/it partitions · Prétérit partitioned · Participe passé partitioned · Forme en -ing partitioning
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Dans la bibliothèque
A lath-and-plaster partition had been run across the passage six feet from the end, with a door cunningly concealed in it.
“I resolved to set out, and did set out at that very instant, carrying with me the beginning of my great work, the unity of the Italian kingdom; but for some time the imperial police (who at this period, quite contrary to what Napoleon desired so soon as he had a son born to him, wished for a partition of provinces) had their eyes on me; and my hasty departure, the cause of which they were unable to guess, having aroused their suspicions, I was arrested at the very moment I was leaving Piombino.
The Villefort vault formed a square of white stones, about twenty feet high; an interior partition separated the two families, and each apartment had its entrance door.
He was not mistaken; peering through the crevices of the wooden partition, he soon discovered the young girl, who cast aside all her usual precautions and walked at once to the barrier.
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