Definition of participate in English:

participate

verb pɑːˈtɪsɪpeɪtpɑrˈtɪsəˌpeɪt

[no object]

1Be involved; take part.
thousands participated in a nationwide strike
Example sentencesExamples
- We are looking for any children interested in participating in Tag rugby for their area.
- He had this great idea to involve people in participating in writing a short fantasy story.
- Join now and participate in the first contest to win Collectible Swept Away Posters!
- In this contest of will and purpose, not every nation joins every mission, or participates in the same way.
- All shops participating in the festival will be given entry forms for the prize.
- The ethnographer is engaged in regular interaction with people and participates in their daily lives.
- More accurately, the erosion of pluralism means that one participates in a kind of negative identification.
- There is value in participating in a system where we all share with some common rules.
- Sound is a mixed choir with a flexible structure generated by the nature of its repertoire and of the events it participates in.
- If I was to do anything to help, perhaps it could involve participating in protests and so on.
- Thanks also to the swimmers who participated and those who contributed in any way.
- Finally, if you are fortunate enough to be able to participate in an employee share scheme, do so!
- Twenty nine cars participated in what was regarded as the best and most enjoyable hunt ever.
- Parents need to engage with sport and encourage their children to participate.
- Though he misses playing in matches he feels that he cannot risk injury by participating.
- Twenty two patients participated in an additional joint consultation with their own doctor.
- Theists argue that God is a personal, loving God who shares and participates in our lives i.e. he shares in our joy and in our pain.
- Carnival is not a spectacle seen by the people; they live in it, and everyone participates because its very idea embraces all people.
- Failure to do so will be taken to mean that the clubs involved will not participate.
- The Syndicate has consistently led the pack in all areas it participates in, paid its dues as a guild, and earned its place as a lead guild in the gaming world.
Synonyms
take part, engage, join, get involved, share, play a part, play a role, be a participant, partake
cooperate, help, assist, lend a hand
go in for, contribute to, be associated with, associate oneself with, have a hand in, have something to do with, be (a) party to
informal get in on the act, pitch in
2participate ofarchaic Have or possess (a particular quality)
both members participate of harmony
Synonyms
benefit from, have the benefit of, reap the benefits of, have the advantage, have the use of, have available, avail oneself of, be blessed with, be favoured with, be endowed with, be born with, be possessed of

Derivatives

participative

adjective

The Indonesian and French governments have signed a financial agreement to train 474 subdistrict officers in Aceh province in participative planning, the French Embassy in Indonesia said in a statement.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Compared with our existing lunchtime lectures and conversations with artists, this programme will be more participative, more in depth and dealing with more general themes,’ says Baker.
- The concern here is less that immigrants fit the bill of a ‘British citizen’ than that they form appropriately participative and tolerant relationships with other members of British society.
- The organisation is dedicated to the achievement of the full social, economic and educational integration of people with disabilities as equal, independent and participative members of the general community.
- The fact is that, in the last two decades of the twentieth century, eighty-one countries have shifted markedly in the direction of participative government and representative political institutions.

participator

noun pɑːˈtɪsɪpeɪtəpɑrˈtɪsɪˌpeɪdər

Rachel was somebody who did not stand and just watch life pass by she was a participator, someone who was always willing to involve herself fully in projects.
Example sentencesExamples
- Civil liberties groups and music fans say the bill unfairly targets electronic music and might bring about unforeseen consequences for both promoters and participators.
- What's special about this CD is that these artists were selected for the album because they are active participators and supporters in the Amnesty International Organization.
- More clean up days with more participators are needed.
- A self-confessed participator as opposed to spectator, I vowed to stop watching in awe and find out if it really is as easy as it looks on the TV.

Origin

Late 15th century: from Latin participat- 'shared in', from the verb participare, based on pars, part- 'part' + capere 'take'.

Rhymes

anticipate, dissipate

Definition of participate in US English:

participate

verbpɑrˈtɪsəˌpeɪtpärˈtisəˌpāt

[no object]

1Take part.
thousands participated in a nationwide strike
Example sentencesExamples
- If I was to do anything to help, perhaps it could involve participating in protests and so on.
- Twenty nine cars participated in what was regarded as the best and most enjoyable hunt ever.
- In this contest of will and purpose, not every nation joins every mission, or participates in the same way.
- All shops participating in the festival will be given entry forms for the prize.
- We are looking for any children interested in participating in Tag rugby for their area.
- Finally, if you are fortunate enough to be able to participate in an employee share scheme, do so!
- The ethnographer is engaged in regular interaction with people and participates in their daily lives.
- Carnival is not a spectacle seen by the people; they live in it, and everyone participates because its very idea embraces all people.
- Theists argue that God is a personal, loving God who shares and participates in our lives i.e. he shares in our joy and in our pain.
- Join now and participate in the first contest to win Collectible Swept Away Posters!
- Failure to do so will be taken to mean that the clubs involved will not participate.
- Parents need to engage with sport and encourage their children to participate.
- Thanks also to the swimmers who participated and those who contributed in any way.
- More accurately, the erosion of pluralism means that one participates in a kind of negative identification.
- The Syndicate has consistently led the pack in all areas it participates in, paid its dues as a guild, and earned its place as a lead guild in the gaming world.
- There is value in participating in a system where we all share with some common rules.
- Sound is a mixed choir with a flexible structure generated by the nature of its repertoire and of the events it participates in.
- Though he misses playing in matches he feels that he cannot risk injury by participating.
- He had this great idea to involve people in participating in writing a short fantasy story.
- Twenty two patients participated in an additional joint consultation with their own doctor.
Synonyms
take part, engage, join, get involved, share, play a part, play a role, be a participant, partake
2participate ofarchaic Have or possess (a particular quality)
both members participate of harmony
Synonyms
benefit from, have the benefit of, reap the benefits of, have the advantage, have the use of, have available, avail oneself of, be blessed with, be favoured with, be endowed with, be born with, be possessed of

Origin

Late 15th century: from Latin participat- ‘shared in’, from the verb participare, based on pars, part- ‘part’ + capere ‘take’.

单词	participate
释义	Definition of participate in English: participate verb pɑːˈtɪsɪpeɪtpɑrˈtɪsəˌpeɪt [no object] 1Be involved; take part. thousands participated in a nationwide strike Example sentencesExamples We are looking for any children interested in participating in Tag rugby for their area. He had this great idea to involve people in participating in writing a short fantasy story. Join now and participate in the first contest to win Collectible Swept Away Posters! In this contest of will and purpose, not every nation joins every mission, or participates in the same way. All shops participating in the festival will be given entry forms for the prize. The ethnographer is engaged in regular interaction with people and participates in their daily lives. More accurately, the erosion of pluralism means that one participates in a kind of negative identification. There is value in participating in a system where we all share with some common rules. Sound is a mixed choir with a flexible structure generated by the nature of its repertoire and of the events it participates in. If I was to do anything to help, perhaps it could involve participating in protests and so on. Thanks also to the swimmers who participated and those who contributed in any way. Finally, if you are fortunate enough to be able to participate in an employee share scheme, do so! Twenty nine cars participated in what was regarded as the best and most enjoyable hunt ever. Parents need to engage with sport and encourage their children to participate. Though he misses playing in matches he feels that he cannot risk injury by participating. Twenty two patients participated in an additional joint consultation with their own doctor. Theists argue that God is a personal, loving God who shares and participates in our lives i.e. he shares in our joy and in our pain. Carnival is not a spectacle seen by the people; they live in it, and everyone participates because its very idea embraces all people. Failure to do so will be taken to mean that the clubs involved will not participate. The Syndicate has consistently led the pack in all areas it participates in, paid its dues as a guild, and earned its place as a lead guild in the gaming world. Synonyms take part, engage, join, get involved, share, play a part, play a role, be a participant, partake cooperate, help, assist, lend a hand go in for, contribute to, be associated with, associate oneself with, have a hand in, have something to do with, be (a) party to informal get in on the act, pitch in 2participate ofarchaic Have or possess (a particular quality) both members participate of harmony Synonyms benefit from, have the benefit of, reap the benefits of, have the advantage, have the use of, have available, avail oneself of, be blessed with, be favoured with, be endowed with, be born with, be possessed of Derivatives participative adjective The Indonesian and French governments have signed a financial agreement to train 474 subdistrict officers in Aceh province in participative planning, the French Embassy in Indonesia said in a statement. Example sentencesExamples ‘Compared with our existing lunchtime lectures and conversations with artists, this programme will be more participative, more in depth and dealing with more general themes,’ says Baker. The concern here is less that immigrants fit the bill of a ‘British citizen’ than that they form appropriately participative and tolerant relationships with other members of British society. The organisation is dedicated to the achievement of the full social, economic and educational integration of people with disabilities as equal, independent and participative members of the general community. The fact is that, in the last two decades of the twentieth century, eighty-one countries have shifted markedly in the direction of participative government and representative political institutions. participator noun pɑːˈtɪsɪpeɪtəpɑrˈtɪsɪˌpeɪdər Rachel was somebody who did not stand and just watch life pass by she was a participator, someone who was always willing to involve herself fully in projects. Example sentencesExamples Civil liberties groups and music fans say the bill unfairly targets electronic music and might bring about unforeseen consequences for both promoters and participators. What's special about this CD is that these artists were selected for the album because they are active participators and supporters in the Amnesty International Organization. More clean up days with more participators are needed. A self-confessed participator as opposed to spectator, I vowed to stop watching in awe and find out if it really is as easy as it looks on the TV. Origin Late 15th century: from Latin participat- 'shared in', from the verb participare, based on pars, part- 'part' + capere 'take'. Rhymes anticipate, dissipate Definition of participate in US English: participate verbpɑrˈtɪsəˌpeɪtpärˈtisəˌpāt [no object] 1Take part. thousands participated in a nationwide strike Example sentencesExamples If I was to do anything to help, perhaps it could involve participating in protests and so on. Twenty nine cars participated in what was regarded as the best and most enjoyable hunt ever. In this contest of will and purpose, not every nation joins every mission, or participates in the same way. All shops participating in the festival will be given entry forms for the prize. We are looking for any children interested in participating in Tag rugby for their area. Finally, if you are fortunate enough to be able to participate in an employee share scheme, do so! The ethnographer is engaged in regular interaction with people and participates in their daily lives. Carnival is not a spectacle seen by the people; they live in it, and everyone participates because its very idea embraces all people. Theists argue that God is a personal, loving God who shares and participates in our lives i.e. he shares in our joy and in our pain. Join now and participate in the first contest to win Collectible Swept Away Posters! Failure to do so will be taken to mean that the clubs involved will not participate. Parents need to engage with sport and encourage their children to participate. Thanks also to the swimmers who participated and those who contributed in any way. More accurately, the erosion of pluralism means that one participates in a kind of negative identification. The Syndicate has consistently led the pack in all areas it participates in, paid its dues as a guild, and earned its place as a lead guild in the gaming world. There is value in participating in a system where we all share with some common rules. Sound is a mixed choir with a flexible structure generated by the nature of its repertoire and of the events it participates in. Though he misses playing in matches he feels that he cannot risk injury by participating. He had this great idea to involve people in participating in writing a short fantasy story. Twenty two patients participated in an additional joint consultation with their own doctor. Synonyms take part, engage, join, get involved, share, play a part, play a role, be a participant, partake 2participate ofarchaic Have or possess (a particular quality) both members participate of harmony Synonyms benefit from, have the benefit of, reap the benefits of, have the advantage, have the use of, have available, avail oneself of, be blessed with, be favoured with, be endowed with, be born with, be possessed of Origin Late 15th century: from Latin participat- ‘shared in’, from the verb participare, based on pars, part- ‘part’ + capere ‘take’.
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