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part with something
phrasal verb with partverbuk /pɑːt/ us /pɑːrt/
to give something to someone else, especially when you do not want to: （尤指不情愿地）放弃，舍弃
I was going to give away her old baby clothes, but I couldn't bring myself to part with them.我原打算把她旧的婴儿服送人，但就是舍不得。
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hand something down
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part with something | American Dictionary
part with something
phrasal verb with partverbus/pɑrt/
to give away or get rid of something, esp. a possession that you enjoy having:
I just couldn’t part with my old car, even though it uses too much gas.
If you part with money, you spend it or give it to someone, although you may not want to:
You really have to be a Dylan fan to part with $50 for "Highway 61 Interactive," released earlier this year.
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