Collocation
take part
to participate in an activity, event, or competition
Definition
'take part' is a common English collocation. to participate in an activity, event, or competition
take part (in + noun/gerund)
“Many students take part in the school play every year.”
Examples
- She took part in the meeting and shared her ideas clearly.
- We will take part in the charity run on Saturday morning.
- He refused to take part in the argument and stayed quiet.
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- If you take part in the survey, your answers will remain anonymous.
- Only employees who have completed training may take part in the experiment.
- They took part in negotiations that lasted late into the night.
- I have never taken part in a debate before, so I feel nervous.
- The country will take part in peacekeeping efforts under the agreement.