Definition of partnership in English:

partnership

noun ˈpɑːtnəʃɪpˈpɑrtnərˌʃɪp

1mass noun The state of being a partner or partners.
伙伴关系；合作
we should go on working together in partnership
我们应该继续合伙工作。
Example sentencesExamples
- The event is one of a series organised by the parochial church council thanks to sponsorship from the Local Heritage Initiative in partnership with the Nationwide Building Society and the Countryside Agency.
- The conference agenda has been put together by young people and will be delivered in partnership with them.
- I think the member is referring to a small-scale trial that my department proposes to conduct in partnership with the Fish and Game Council.
- The work will be conducted in partnership with North Hampshire Primary Care Trust, whose staff will publish their own financial plan in the next few days.
- That is why the Yorkshire Post has launched the Hidden Disability appeal, in partnership with the National Autistic Society which runs the school.
- The year-long initiative, delivered by the centre in partnership with the BBC, will strengthen and develop the existing skills of the nine experienced programme makers.
- Over the next few issues, we'll be working in partnership with adult literacy groups in different parts of the province to help them tell their own stories in their own ways.
- Their ‘Locals Online’ bid was put together in partnership with the National Federation of Licensed Victuallers.
- The plan has been jointly developed by the National Park Authority in partnership with South Lakeland District Council over the past two years - in conjunction with focus and user groups.
- This can only be effectively done in partnership with credible nongovernmental groups.
- The council also has to show how it is tackling the problem, in partnership with local people.
- The Home Care Service is, in effect, an extension of the family as the carers work together and in partnership with the family.
- As the payment industry leader in India and the world, Visa has taken the initiative, in partnership with its member banks, to grow card-acceptance, he says.
- Every project is completed in partnership with local leadership and is designed to be self-sustaining in the short-term.
- We understand that the good life is something we make together in households and communities, in partnership with other people and in harmony with Nature.
- The competition zone is being developed in partnership with the competition review and will include the facility for online entry to events and access to results and leagues.
- And dance festivals, music workshops and a poetry and art competition, run in partnership with the Evening Press, have been held alongside the rehearsals.
- He will work with the National Potato Committee, in partnership with various industry key players and outside agencies.
- Under an annual recycling initiative, in partnership with the Great Western Community Forest, staff are encouraged to collect their Christmas cards for recycling.
- It was clear they were having a problem so we offered, in partnership with other bodies, to sort them out together.
2An association of two or more people as partners.
合伙，合股
an increase in partnerships with housing associations
同房产联盟合股的增长。
Example sentencesExamples
- The report found that the success relied on a working partnership between high quality people in CSIRO and the companies.
- He served as president of the Association of Private Camps, and he initiated the partnership between the Association of Independent Camps and ACA.
- Public-private partnerships and social housing units are just two options currently being explored.
- Research projects and publications of the Academy highlight economic partnerships, international and political relations and trends in the Third World.
- NTI and the housing corporation formed a partnership this year to lobby the federal government for increased funding for social housing in Nunavut.
- The BRIT school is a partnership between the government's Department for Education and Skills and the BRIT Trust charity.
- A collaborative partnership between parents and educators can make a difference.
- Your government advocates public-private partnerships involving universities.
- Therefore, widespread adoption of technology will depend in large part on federally organized public-private partnerships.
- Government appreciates the partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross in upholding human rights in the country.
- But against all odds, it has been reborn thanks to an ambitious partnership involving a Manchester housing association and the city council.
- The consortium is a partnership of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the Los Angeles-based City of Hope National Medical Center.
- The project aims to make further improvements to the local economy, environment and housing by creating partnerships between Bolton Council, residents and the private sector.
- Institutions register their details and set up partnerships with schools and colleges from 95 countries.
- If offered the chance Mrs Scragg is hoping to ask about funding for educational partnerships between colleges and schools in the Swindon area and about Pathfinder Status for the college.
- The homes were built through a partnership between Basildon Community Housing Association, part of the Swan Housing Group, Basildon Council, Essex County Council and Barratts.
- The City of Johannesburg's department of social services has a partnership with the alliance in Region 8-the inner city.
- The review will be conducted by the Canadian Police Research Centre, a partnership of the chiefs association, the RCMP and the National Research Council.
- We have worked hard this year to recognise and reward charities that have forged creative and collaborative working partnerships that have an exponential effect on the success of their campaign.
- Collaborations, partnerships and affiliations are on the cards as you connect with friends, family and associates with an open and receptive attitude.
Synonyms
cooperation, association, collaboration, coalition, alliance, union, compact, league, confederation, co-partnership, affiliation, relationship, fellowship, connection
rare consociation
1. 2.1 A business or firm owned and run by two or more partners.
  合伙企业
  the partnership now owns 22 department stores
  Example sentencesExamples
  As a private partnership, the firm is not required to disclose its financial performance.
  One of the fastest growing segments of American business, franchising is an ideal partnership for an independent entrepreneur.
  Today, the line has been blurred, with deals coming in under the euphemisms of product integration, sponsorship and marketing partnerships.
  Finally, a fundamental flaw in the business models of large service partnerships like lawyers and accountants is the very mobility of human capital.
  More than two-thirds of all small businesses are either sole proprietorships, partnerships, or S corporations.
  All business debts will be discharged, as will all personal debts if the business is a sole proprietorship or a partnership.
  Mobile application platform firm Xiam has signed a strategic partnership with mobile marketing company Rtn2Sndr.
  The legal issues involved will vary depending on whether or not you decide to operate as a partnership or a limited liability company.
  Non-individuals are entities, other than individuals, such as corporations, estates, partnerships and trusts.
  Many small businesses start their businesses as sole proprietorships or partnerships.
  This sort of internecine nastiness is all too common in law firms, investment partnerships, and other businesses that depend on their owners' harmony.
  The company also formed a partnership with services firm AMTSybex.
  Business really is based on one of three basic organizational formats: the sole proprietorship, the partnership, and the corporation.
  To disguise its true balance sheets, the firm used complex financial partnerships to conceal mounting debts.
  At the same time, consulting firms have historically been private partnerships.
  Robinson handles the company's purchasing and public relations and manages business partnerships.
  If the business is a sole proprietorship or a partnership, the money could be considered a loan that you will pay back by an agreed-to time and at an agreed-to interest rate.
  If a farmer has farm income from a sole trader and also from a farming partnership, the income averaging rules apply to both businesses.
  Additional information provided to BE includes a firm s total number of funds as well as its portfolio of companies or private equity partnerships.
  The company had partnerships with other technology firms including IBM and Cape Clear Software.
  Synonyms
  company, firm, business, corporation, organization, association, consortium, establishment, house, cooperative, concern, operation, undertaking, conglomerate, combine, syndicate
  informal outfit, set-up
2. 2.2 A position as one of the partners in a business or firm.
  股东，合伙人
  she will be eligible for a partnership after a few years
  Example sentencesExamples
  Team member Jane is assisting members of the partnership in setting up the post and gaining support from the local business community.
  The professional side of the partnership meant she got to play leads in the kind of action movies Harlin is known for - which is rare for a woman.
  The women had been progressing nicely in their careers toward law partnerships or senior executive positions.
  It was to be an equal partnership, as their job title - joint managers - made clear.
  Pills keep him functioning and a professional partnership with boyish protégé Frank allows him to earn a tidy living.
  At the moment, we are targeting 2,500 new jobs through industry partnerships.
3. 2.3Cricket The number of runs added by a pair of batsmen before one of them is dismissed or the innings ends.
  〔板球〕（回合结束前或其中一人被迫退场前）一对击球手的跑动得分数
  their 176-run third-wicket partnership
  Example sentencesExamples
  The pair extended their partnership to 118 from 173 balls before Jayawardene top edged a catch into the covers.
  Indeed, another hour of the partnership and the match might have been saved.
  We knew that we needed one wicket to break the partnership.
  Rather surprisingly, there have been 29 completed innings in Test cricket which included a partnership of 100 or more.
  But as frequently happens with long partnerships, both batsmen departed the scene in quick succession.
  He attacked more and rung the bowling changes whenever a partnership threatened and his bowlers didn't let him down.
  Independently of their partnership, it's true that their batting has been outstanding.
  He continually chipped away at the Somerset batting and each time a partnership threatened to develop he struck.
  Has anyone ever shared hundred partnerships for all ten wickets in Tests?
  In England's first innings at The Oval ten different batsmen shared in a fifty partnership - has this happened before?
  With Yorkshire's depleted attack running out of steam this pair took the partnership to 91 and the game seemed to be heading for a draw in mid-afternoon.
  So I may not score centuries, but I am contributing to partnerships that are over a hundred.
  He shared an impressive partnership of 239 for the third wicket as Glamorgan steered themselves into a very solid position.
  Tasmania built partnerships for every wicket, the best being an unbeaten 121 runs for the fourth wicket that took them to victory.
  Six times in the 1947 season the pair compiled partnerships of 200 plus, twice in Tests against South Africa.
  We then need to put more importance on putting together partnerships and building an innings.
  He will then pace his innings accordingly, working on partnerships with other batsmen and so on.
  It was a crucial partnership, a critical phase of the match.
  Their third-wicket partnership was worth 40, but in terms of the match it was gold.
  Usually a batsman who plays his shots, he kept them firmly in the locker as he shared two significant partnerships that rebuilt the innings.

Definition of partnership in US English:

partnership

nounˈpärtnərˌSHipˈpɑrtnərˌʃɪp

1The state of being a partner or partners.
伙伴关系；合作
we should go on working together in partnership
我们应该继续合伙工作。
Example sentencesExamples
- The work will be conducted in partnership with North Hampshire Primary Care Trust, whose staff will publish their own financial plan in the next few days.
- It was clear they were having a problem so we offered, in partnership with other bodies, to sort them out together.
- That is why the Yorkshire Post has launched the Hidden Disability appeal, in partnership with the National Autistic Society which runs the school.
- The Home Care Service is, in effect, an extension of the family as the carers work together and in partnership with the family.
- As the payment industry leader in India and the world, Visa has taken the initiative, in partnership with its member banks, to grow card-acceptance, he says.
- The year-long initiative, delivered by the centre in partnership with the BBC, will strengthen and develop the existing skills of the nine experienced programme makers.
- The plan has been jointly developed by the National Park Authority in partnership with South Lakeland District Council over the past two years - in conjunction with focus and user groups.
- The event is one of a series organised by the parochial church council thanks to sponsorship from the Local Heritage Initiative in partnership with the Nationwide Building Society and the Countryside Agency.
- The competition zone is being developed in partnership with the competition review and will include the facility for online entry to events and access to results and leagues.
- We understand that the good life is something we make together in households and communities, in partnership with other people and in harmony with Nature.
- The conference agenda has been put together by young people and will be delivered in partnership with them.
- I think the member is referring to a small-scale trial that my department proposes to conduct in partnership with the Fish and Game Council.
- The council also has to show how it is tackling the problem, in partnership with local people.
- And dance festivals, music workshops and a poetry and art competition, run in partnership with the Evening Press, have been held alongside the rehearsals.
- Every project is completed in partnership with local leadership and is designed to be self-sustaining in the short-term.
- He will work with the National Potato Committee, in partnership with various industry key players and outside agencies.
- Over the next few issues, we'll be working in partnership with adult literacy groups in different parts of the province to help them tell their own stories in their own ways.
- Their ‘Locals Online’ bid was put together in partnership with the National Federation of Licensed Victuallers.
- This can only be effectively done in partnership with credible nongovernmental groups.
- Under an annual recycling initiative, in partnership with the Great Western Community Forest, staff are encouraged to collect their Christmas cards for recycling.
1. 1.1 An association of two or more people as partners.
  合伙，合股
  an increase in partnerships with housing associations
  同房产联盟合股的增长。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The BRIT school is a partnership between the government's Department for Education and Skills and the BRIT Trust charity.
  The report found that the success relied on a working partnership between high quality people in CSIRO and the companies.
  The homes were built through a partnership between Basildon Community Housing Association, part of the Swan Housing Group, Basildon Council, Essex County Council and Barratts.
  The project aims to make further improvements to the local economy, environment and housing by creating partnerships between Bolton Council, residents and the private sector.
  Research projects and publications of the Academy highlight economic partnerships, international and political relations and trends in the Third World.
  The consortium is a partnership of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the Los Angeles-based City of Hope National Medical Center.
  The City of Johannesburg's department of social services has a partnership with the alliance in Region 8-the inner city.
  We have worked hard this year to recognise and reward charities that have forged creative and collaborative working partnerships that have an exponential effect on the success of their campaign.
  Your government advocates public-private partnerships involving universities.
  Government appreciates the partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross in upholding human rights in the country.
  If offered the chance Mrs Scragg is hoping to ask about funding for educational partnerships between colleges and schools in the Swindon area and about Pathfinder Status for the college.
  Institutions register their details and set up partnerships with schools and colleges from 95 countries.
  He served as president of the Association of Private Camps, and he initiated the partnership between the Association of Independent Camps and ACA.
  Collaborations, partnerships and affiliations are on the cards as you connect with friends, family and associates with an open and receptive attitude.
  A collaborative partnership between parents and educators can make a difference.
  NTI and the housing corporation formed a partnership this year to lobby the federal government for increased funding for social housing in Nunavut.
  Public-private partnerships and social housing units are just two options currently being explored.
  But against all odds, it has been reborn thanks to an ambitious partnership involving a Manchester housing association and the city council.
  The review will be conducted by the Canadian Police Research Centre, a partnership of the chiefs association, the RCMP and the National Research Council.
  Therefore, widespread adoption of technology will depend in large part on federally organized public-private partnerships.
  Synonyms
  cooperation, association, collaboration, coalition, alliance, union, compact, league, confederation, co-partnership, affiliation, relationship, fellowship, connection
2. 1.2 A business or firm owned and run by two or more partners.
  合伙企业
  Example sentencesExamples
  Today, the line has been blurred, with deals coming in under the euphemisms of product integration, sponsorship and marketing partnerships.
  All business debts will be discharged, as will all personal debts if the business is a sole proprietorship or a partnership.
  Additional information provided to BE includes a firm s total number of funds as well as its portfolio of companies or private equity partnerships.
  The legal issues involved will vary depending on whether or not you decide to operate as a partnership or a limited liability company.
  Many small businesses start their businesses as sole proprietorships or partnerships.
  Robinson handles the company's purchasing and public relations and manages business partnerships.
  This sort of internecine nastiness is all too common in law firms, investment partnerships, and other businesses that depend on their owners' harmony.
  The company also formed a partnership with services firm AMTSybex.
  One of the fastest growing segments of American business, franchising is an ideal partnership for an independent entrepreneur.
  To disguise its true balance sheets, the firm used complex financial partnerships to conceal mounting debts.
  If the business is a sole proprietorship or a partnership, the money could be considered a loan that you will pay back by an agreed-to time and at an agreed-to interest rate.
  Business really is based on one of three basic organizational formats: the sole proprietorship, the partnership, and the corporation.
  More than two-thirds of all small businesses are either sole proprietorships, partnerships, or S corporations.
  Non-individuals are entities, other than individuals, such as corporations, estates, partnerships and trusts.
  At the same time, consulting firms have historically been private partnerships.
  Finally, a fundamental flaw in the business models of large service partnerships like lawyers and accountants is the very mobility of human capital.
  The company had partnerships with other technology firms including IBM and Cape Clear Software.
  Mobile application platform firm Xiam has signed a strategic partnership with mobile marketing company Rtn2Sndr.
  As a private partnership, the firm is not required to disclose its financial performance.
  If a farmer has farm income from a sole trader and also from a farming partnership, the income averaging rules apply to both businesses.
  Synonyms
  company, firm, business, corporation, organization, association, consortium, establishment, house, cooperative, concern, operation, undertaking, conglomerate, combine, syndicate
3. 1.3 A position as one of the partners in a business or firm.
  股东，合伙人
  Example sentencesExamples
  The professional side of the partnership meant she got to play leads in the kind of action movies Harlin is known for - which is rare for a woman.
  At the moment, we are targeting 2,500 new jobs through industry partnerships.
  Pills keep him functioning and a professional partnership with boyish protégé Frank allows him to earn a tidy living.
  It was to be an equal partnership, as their job title - joint managers - made clear.
  Team member Jane is assisting members of the partnership in setting up the post and gaining support from the local business community.
  The women had been progressing nicely in their careers toward law partnerships or senior executive positions.

词汇	partnership
释义	Definition of partnership in English: partnership noun ˈpɑːtnəʃɪpˈpɑrtnərˌʃɪp 1mass noun The state of being a partner or partners. 伙伴关系；合作 we should go on working together in partnership 我们应该继续合伙工作。 Example sentencesExamples The event is one of a series organised by the parochial church council thanks to sponsorship from the Local Heritage Initiative in partnership with the Nationwide Building Society and the Countryside Agency. The conference agenda has been put together by young people and will be delivered in partnership with them. I think the member is referring to a small-scale trial that my department proposes to conduct in partnership with the Fish and Game Council. The work will be conducted in partnership with North Hampshire Primary Care Trust, whose staff will publish their own financial plan in the next few days. That is why the Yorkshire Post has launched the Hidden Disability appeal, in partnership with the National Autistic Society which runs the school. The year-long initiative, delivered by the centre in partnership with the BBC, will strengthen and develop the existing skills of the nine experienced programme makers. Over the next few issues, we'll be working in partnership with adult literacy groups in different parts of the province to help them tell their own stories in their own ways. Their ‘Locals Online’ bid was put together in partnership with the National Federation of Licensed Victuallers. The plan has been jointly developed by the National Park Authority in partnership with South Lakeland District Council over the past two years - in conjunction with focus and user groups. This can only be effectively done in partnership with credible nongovernmental groups. The council also has to show how it is tackling the problem, in partnership with local people. The Home Care Service is, in effect, an extension of the family as the carers work together and in partnership with the family. As the payment industry leader in India and the world, Visa has taken the initiative, in partnership with its member banks, to grow card-acceptance, he says. Every project is completed in partnership with local leadership and is designed to be self-sustaining in the short-term. We understand that the good life is something we make together in households and communities, in partnership with other people and in harmony with Nature. The competition zone is being developed in partnership with the competition review and will include the facility for online entry to events and access to results and leagues. And dance festivals, music workshops and a poetry and art competition, run in partnership with the Evening Press, have been held alongside the rehearsals. He will work with the National Potato Committee, in partnership with various industry key players and outside agencies. Under an annual recycling initiative, in partnership with the Great Western Community Forest, staff are encouraged to collect their Christmas cards for recycling. It was clear they were having a problem so we offered, in partnership with other bodies, to sort them out together. 2An association of two or more people as partners. 合伙，合股 an increase in partnerships with housing associations 同房产联盟合股的增长。 Example sentencesExamples The report found that the success relied on a working partnership between high quality people in CSIRO and the companies. He served as president of the Association of Private Camps, and he initiated the partnership between the Association of Independent Camps and ACA. Public-private partnerships and social housing units are just two options currently being explored. Research projects and publications of the Academy highlight economic partnerships, international and political relations and trends in the Third World. NTI and the housing corporation formed a partnership this year to lobby the federal government for increased funding for social housing in Nunavut. The BRIT school is a partnership between the government's Department for Education and Skills and the BRIT Trust charity. A collaborative partnership between parents and educators can make a difference. Your government advocates public-private partnerships involving universities. Therefore, widespread adoption of technology will depend in large part on federally organized public-private partnerships. Government appreciates the partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross in upholding human rights in the country. But against all odds, it has been reborn thanks to an ambitious partnership involving a Manchester housing association and the city council. The consortium is a partnership of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the Los Angeles-based City of Hope National Medical Center. The project aims to make further improvements to the local economy, environment and housing by creating partnerships between Bolton Council, residents and the private sector. Institutions register their details and set up partnerships with schools and colleges from 95 countries. If offered the chance Mrs Scragg is hoping to ask about funding for educational partnerships between colleges and schools in the Swindon area and about Pathfinder Status for the college. The homes were built through a partnership between Basildon Community Housing Association, part of the Swan Housing Group, Basildon Council, Essex County Council and Barratts. The City of Johannesburg's department of social services has a partnership with the alliance in Region 8-the inner city. The review will be conducted by the Canadian Police Research Centre, a partnership of the chiefs association, the RCMP and the National Research Council. We have worked hard this year to recognise and reward charities that have forged creative and collaborative working partnerships that have an exponential effect on the success of their campaign. Collaborations, partnerships and affiliations are on the cards as you connect with friends, family and associates with an open and receptive attitude. Synonyms cooperation, association, collaboration, coalition, alliance, union, compact, league, confederation, co-partnership, affiliation, relationship, fellowship, connection rare consociation 2.1 A business or firm owned and run by two or more partners. 合伙企业 the partnership now owns 22 department stores Example sentencesExamples As a private partnership, the firm is not required to disclose its financial performance. One of the fastest growing segments of American business, franchising is an ideal partnership for an independent entrepreneur. Today, the line has been blurred, with deals coming in under the euphemisms of product integration, sponsorship and marketing partnerships. Finally, a fundamental flaw in the business models of large service partnerships like lawyers and accountants is the very mobility of human capital. More than two-thirds of all small businesses are either sole proprietorships, partnerships, or S corporations. All business debts will be discharged, as will all personal debts if the business is a sole proprietorship or a partnership. Mobile application platform firm Xiam has signed a strategic partnership with mobile marketing company Rtn2Sndr. The legal issues involved will vary depending on whether or not you decide to operate as a partnership or a limited liability company. Non-individuals are entities, other than individuals, such as corporations, estates, partnerships and trusts. Many small businesses start their businesses as sole proprietorships or partnerships. This sort of internecine nastiness is all too common in law firms, investment partnerships, and other businesses that depend on their owners' harmony. The company also formed a partnership with services firm AMTSybex. Business really is based on one of three basic organizational formats: the sole proprietorship, the partnership, and the corporation. To disguise its true balance sheets, the firm used complex financial partnerships to conceal mounting debts. At the same time, consulting firms have historically been private partnerships. Robinson handles the company's purchasing and public relations and manages business partnerships. If the business is a sole proprietorship or a partnership, the money could be considered a loan that you will pay back by an agreed-to time and at an agreed-to interest rate. If a farmer has farm income from a sole trader and also from a farming partnership, the income averaging rules apply to both businesses. Additional information provided to BE includes a firm s total number of funds as well as its portfolio of companies or private equity partnerships. The company had partnerships with other technology firms including IBM and Cape Clear Software. Synonyms company, firm, business, corporation, organization, association, consortium, establishment, house, cooperative, concern, operation, undertaking, conglomerate, combine, syndicate informal outfit, set-up 2.2 A position as one of the partners in a business or firm. 股东，合伙人 she will be eligible for a partnership after a few years Example sentencesExamples Team member Jane is assisting members of the partnership in setting up the post and gaining support from the local business community. The professional side of the partnership meant she got to play leads in the kind of action movies Harlin is known for - which is rare for a woman. The women had been progressing nicely in their careers toward law partnerships or senior executive positions. It was to be an equal partnership, as their job title - joint managers - made clear. Pills keep him functioning and a professional partnership with boyish protégé Frank allows him to earn a tidy living. At the moment, we are targeting 2,500 new jobs through industry partnerships. 2.3Cricket The number of runs added by a pair of batsmen before one of them is dismissed or the innings ends. 〔板球〕（回合结束前或其中一人被迫退场前）一对击球手的跑动得分数 their 176-run third-wicket partnership Example sentencesExamples The pair extended their partnership to 118 from 173 balls before Jayawardene top edged a catch into the covers. Indeed, another hour of the partnership and the match might have been saved. We knew that we needed one wicket to break the partnership. Rather surprisingly, there have been 29 completed innings in Test cricket which included a partnership of 100 or more. But as frequently happens with long partnerships, both batsmen departed the scene in quick succession. He attacked more and rung the bowling changes whenever a partnership threatened and his bowlers didn't let him down. Independently of their partnership, it's true that their batting has been outstanding. He continually chipped away at the Somerset batting and each time a partnership threatened to develop he struck. Has anyone ever shared hundred partnerships for all ten wickets in Tests? In England's first innings at The Oval ten different batsmen shared in a fifty partnership - has this happened before? With Yorkshire's depleted attack running out of steam this pair took the partnership to 91 and the game seemed to be heading for a draw in mid-afternoon. So I may not score centuries, but I am contributing to partnerships that are over a hundred. He shared an impressive partnership of 239 for the third wicket as Glamorgan steered themselves into a very solid position. Tasmania built partnerships for every wicket, the best being an unbeaten 121 runs for the fourth wicket that took them to victory. Six times in the 1947 season the pair compiled partnerships of 200 plus, twice in Tests against South Africa. We then need to put more importance on putting together partnerships and building an innings. He will then pace his innings accordingly, working on partnerships with other batsmen and so on. It was a crucial partnership, a critical phase of the match. Their third-wicket partnership was worth 40, but in terms of the match it was gold. Usually a batsman who plays his shots, he kept them firmly in the locker as he shared two significant partnerships that rebuilt the innings. Definition of partnership in US English: partnership nounˈpärtnərˌSHipˈpɑrtnərˌʃɪp 1The state of being a partner or partners. 伙伴关系；合作 we should go on working together in partnership 我们应该继续合伙工作。 Example sentencesExamples The work will be conducted in partnership with North Hampshire Primary Care Trust, whose staff will publish their own financial plan in the next few days. It was clear they were having a problem so we offered, in partnership with other bodies, to sort them out together. That is why the Yorkshire Post has launched the Hidden Disability appeal, in partnership with the National Autistic Society which runs the school. The Home Care Service is, in effect, an extension of the family as the carers work together and in partnership with the family. As the payment industry leader in India and the world, Visa has taken the initiative, in partnership with its member banks, to grow card-acceptance, he says. The year-long initiative, delivered by the centre in partnership with the BBC, will strengthen and develop the existing skills of the nine experienced programme makers. The plan has been jointly developed by the National Park Authority in partnership with South Lakeland District Council over the past two years - in conjunction with focus and user groups. The event is one of a series organised by the parochial church council thanks to sponsorship from the Local Heritage Initiative in partnership with the Nationwide Building Society and the Countryside Agency. The competition zone is being developed in partnership with the competition review and will include the facility for online entry to events and access to results and leagues. We understand that the good life is something we make together in households and communities, in partnership with other people and in harmony with Nature. The conference agenda has been put together by young people and will be delivered in partnership with them. I think the member is referring to a small-scale trial that my department proposes to conduct in partnership with the Fish and Game Council. The council also has to show how it is tackling the problem, in partnership with local people. And dance festivals, music workshops and a poetry and art competition, run in partnership with the Evening Press, have been held alongside the rehearsals. Every project is completed in partnership with local leadership and is designed to be self-sustaining in the short-term. He will work with the National Potato Committee, in partnership with various industry key players and outside agencies. Over the next few issues, we'll be working in partnership with adult literacy groups in different parts of the province to help them tell their own stories in their own ways. Their ‘Locals Online’ bid was put together in partnership with the National Federation of Licensed Victuallers. This can only be effectively done in partnership with credible nongovernmental groups. Under an annual recycling initiative, in partnership with the Great Western Community Forest, staff are encouraged to collect their Christmas cards for recycling. 1.1 An association of two or more people as partners. 合伙，合股 an increase in partnerships with housing associations 同房产联盟合股的增长。 Example sentencesExamples The BRIT school is a partnership between the government's Department for Education and Skills and the BRIT Trust charity. The report found that the success relied on a working partnership between high quality people in CSIRO and the companies. The homes were built through a partnership between Basildon Community Housing Association, part of the Swan Housing Group, Basildon Council, Essex County Council and Barratts. The project aims to make further improvements to the local economy, environment and housing by creating partnerships between Bolton Council, residents and the private sector. Research projects and publications of the Academy highlight economic partnerships, international and political relations and trends in the Third World. The consortium is a partnership of the American Association of Colleges of Nursing and the Los Angeles-based City of Hope National Medical Center. The City of Johannesburg's department of social services has a partnership with the alliance in Region 8-the inner city. We have worked hard this year to recognise and reward charities that have forged creative and collaborative working partnerships that have an exponential effect on the success of their campaign. Your government advocates public-private partnerships involving universities. Government appreciates the partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross in upholding human rights in the country. If offered the chance Mrs Scragg is hoping to ask about funding for educational partnerships between colleges and schools in the Swindon area and about Pathfinder Status for the college. Institutions register their details and set up partnerships with schools and colleges from 95 countries. He served as president of the Association of Private Camps, and he initiated the partnership between the Association of Independent Camps and ACA. Collaborations, partnerships and affiliations are on the cards as you connect with friends, family and associates with an open and receptive attitude. A collaborative partnership between parents and educators can make a difference. NTI and the housing corporation formed a partnership this year to lobby the federal government for increased funding for social housing in Nunavut. Public-private partnerships and social housing units are just two options currently being explored. But against all odds, it has been reborn thanks to an ambitious partnership involving a Manchester housing association and the city council. The review will be conducted by the Canadian Police Research Centre, a partnership of the chiefs association, the RCMP and the National Research Council. Therefore, widespread adoption of technology will depend in large part on federally organized public-private partnerships. Synonyms cooperation, association, collaboration, coalition, alliance, union, compact, league, confederation, co-partnership, affiliation, relationship, fellowship, connection 1.2 A business or firm owned and run by two or more partners. 合伙企业 Example sentencesExamples Today, the line has been blurred, with deals coming in under the euphemisms of product integration, sponsorship and marketing partnerships. All business debts will be discharged, as will all personal debts if the business is a sole proprietorship or a partnership. Additional information provided to BE includes a firm s total number of funds as well as its portfolio of companies or private equity partnerships. The legal issues involved will vary depending on whether or not you decide to operate as a partnership or a limited liability company. Many small businesses start their businesses as sole proprietorships or partnerships. Robinson handles the company's purchasing and public relations and manages business partnerships. This sort of internecine nastiness is all too common in law firms, investment partnerships, and other businesses that depend on their owners' harmony. The company also formed a partnership with services firm AMTSybex. One of the fastest growing segments of American business, franchising is an ideal partnership for an independent entrepreneur. To disguise its true balance sheets, the firm used complex financial partnerships to conceal mounting debts. If the business is a sole proprietorship or a partnership, the money could be considered a loan that you will pay back by an agreed-to time and at an agreed-to interest rate. Business really is based on one of three basic organizational formats: the sole proprietorship, the partnership, and the corporation. More than two-thirds of all small businesses are either sole proprietorships, partnerships, or S corporations. Non-individuals are entities, other than individuals, such as corporations, estates, partnerships and trusts. At the same time, consulting firms have historically been private partnerships. Finally, a fundamental flaw in the business models of large service partnerships like lawyers and accountants is the very mobility of human capital. The company had partnerships with other technology firms including IBM and Cape Clear Software. Mobile application platform firm Xiam has signed a strategic partnership with mobile marketing company Rtn2Sndr. As a private partnership, the firm is not required to disclose its financial performance. If a farmer has farm income from a sole trader and also from a farming partnership, the income averaging rules apply to both businesses. Synonyms company, firm, business, corporation, organization, association, consortium, establishment, house, cooperative, concern, operation, undertaking, conglomerate, combine, syndicate 1.3 A position as one of the partners in a business or firm. 股东，合伙人 Example sentencesExamples The professional side of the partnership meant she got to play leads in the kind of action movies Harlin is known for - which is rare for a woman. At the moment, we are targeting 2,500 new jobs through industry partnerships. Pills keep him functioning and a professional partnership with boyish protégé Frank allows him to earn a tidy living. It was to be an equal partnership, as their job title - joint managers - made clear. Team member Jane is assisting members of the partnership in setting up the post and gaining support from the local business community. The women had been progressing nicely in their careers toward law partnerships or senior executive positions.
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