être partisan - translation to English
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être partisan - translation to English

MEMBER OF A GUERRILLA MOVEMENT
Partisan rangers; Partisans (military); Antipartisan; Partisan warfare; Military partisan; Paramilitary partisan; Partisan (paramilitary); Partisan (militia); Partisan militia
  • MP 40 submachine gun]], 23 August 1944
  • [[Adolfas Ramanauskas]] ("Vanagas"), commander of the [[Union of Lithuanian Freedom Fighters]]
  • Yugoslav partisan [[Stjepan Filipović]] moments before death.

être partisan      
favour, favor, be an advocate
être partisan de      
support; get under one's thumb
être partisan à son peuple      
be clannish

Definition

party spirit
If you talk about someone being in the party spirit, you mean that they are in the mood to enjoy a party or to have fun.
Sparkling wine can also put you in the party spirit.
= party mood
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Wikipedia

Partisan (military)

A partisan is a member of an irregular military force formed to oppose control of an area by a foreign power or by an army of occupation by some kind of insurgent activity.

The term can apply to the field element of resistance movements. The most common use in present parlance in several languages refers to occupation resistance fighters during World War II, especially under the Yugoslav partisan leader Josip Broz Tito.

Examples of use of être partisan
1. Volontairement ou non, le député de Dordogne le plagie en lançant ÷ «Il y a une place entre l‘économie dirigée et l‘économie de marché, c‘est la place du socialisme.» Au congrès de Metz, en 1'7', Fabius en parfait défenseur de la première gauche raillait Rocard ­ héraut de la deuxième ­ avec ces mots ÷ «On nous dit qu‘entre le rationnement et le marché il n‘y a rien ÷ si, il y a le socialisme.» Pour ceux qui n‘ont pas compris, Généreux a décrypté ÷ «Le candidat de gauche en 2007 ne peut pas être partisan du oui.» Et comme Emmanuelli est déjà pris par le parti... (publicité)