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Concept: partner

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French
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Italian
Lithuanian
Norwegian
Spanish

partner

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Creation: November 22, 2022

Terminology Collection:

Arqus Multilingual European Higher Education Terminology

Subject field:

Agents and Beneficiaries > Internationalisation, Mobility and Cooperation in Education and Research

English Terms

partner

Details

Term type: Full form
Usage status: Official/standardized
Part of speech: Noun
Grammatical Gender: neuter
Source: Arqus Termbase
Normative Organisation: Arqus Alliance

French Terms

partenaire

Details

Term type: Full form
Usage status: Official/standardized
Part of speech: Noun
Grammatical Gender: neuter
Source: Arqus Termbase
Normative Organisation: Arqus Alliance

German Terms

Partner

Details

Term type: Full form
Usage status: Official/standardized
Part of speech: Noun
Grammatical Gender: masculine
Source: Arqus Termbase
Normative Organisation: Arqus Alliance

Italian Terms

partner

Details

Term type: Full form
Usage status: Official/standardized
Part of speech: Noun
Grammatical Gender: neuter
Source: Arqus Termbase
Normative Organisation: Arqus Alliance

Lithuanian Terms

darbas ne visą darbo dieną

Details

Term type: Full form
Usage status: Official/standardized
Part of speech: Noun
Grammatical Gender: neuter
Source: Arqus Termbase
Normative Organisation: Arqus Alliance

darbas ne visą darbo laiką

Details

Term type: Full form
Usage status: Admitted
Part of speech: Noun
Grammatical Gender: neuter
Source: Arqus Termbase
Normative Organisation: Arqus Alliance

Spanish Terms

socia

Details

Term type: Full form
Usage status: Official/standardized
Part of speech: Noun
Grammatical Gender: feminine
Source: Arqus Termbase
Normative Organisation: Arqus Alliance

socio

Details

Term type: Full form
Usage status: Official/standardized
Part of speech: Noun
Grammatical Gender: masculine
Source: Arqus Termbase
Normative Organisation: Arqus Alliance

University of Granada
University of Bergen
University of Graz
Leipzig University
University of Lyon
University of Padua
Vilnius University

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