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21 January
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What does Part and parcel of/with mean?
What does Part and parcel of/with mean?
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21 January
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- English (US)
It's a fancy and old-fashioned way of saying 'una parte clave de algo', most often something abstract. "Racism is part and parcel of Trump's agenda". "Capitalism is part and parcel of American culture". Notice that this phrase does not have an article in it, it seems like it should but ... it doesn't.
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- English (US)
It's a fancy and old-fashioned way of saying 'una parte clave de algo', most often something abstract. "Racism is part and parcel of Trump's agenda". "Capitalism is part and parcel of American culture". Notice that this phrase does not have an article in it, it seems like it should but ... it doesn't.
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- English (US)
A *part* is combined with other *parts* to create a *whole*
A parcel is a wrapped package of something 📦
- Spanish (Mexico)
@GregT Got it. Thanks a lot. I appreciate your help.

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