partie
part
portion
section
share
Cette partie du film est ma préférée.
This part of the movie is my favorite.
game
match
round
left
Elle est partie il y a dix minutes.
She left ten minutes ago.
Notes
GENERAL INFO
Partie is a feminine noun.
It primarily means 'part' or 'portion' (e.g., *une partie du livre*). It also commonly means 'game' or 'match' (e.g., *une partie de football*).
It's also the past participle (feminine) of the verb partir (to leave): “gone”
USAGE
Use it to describe a fraction or segment of something: "J'ai lu une petite partie du roman." (I read a little part of the novel).
For competitions: "Nous avons gagné la partie!" (We won the match!)
It can also mean a 'party' in a legal or contractual sense.
As a past participle : "Elle est partie." (She has left / She is gone).
TRAPS
With partir, the past participle agrees with the subject:
Il est parti / Elle est partie
Do not confuse it with the English word "party" (social gathering). For a social party, use *une fête* (e.g., *une fête d'anniversaire*).
