Pronunciation: /ˈpɑːrʃəl tuː/
adjective showing a liking or preference for something
A1 I am partial to chocolate ice cream.
A2 She is partial to romantic comedies.
B1 He is partial to Italian cuisine.
B2 They are partial to hiking in the mountains.
C1 The professor is partial to students who show initiative.
C2 The CEO is partial to candidates with strong leadership skills.
preposition indicating a liking or preference for something
A1 I am partial to chocolate ice cream.
A2 She is partial to romantic comedies.
B1 He is partial to Italian cuisine.
B2 They are partial to hiking in the mountains.
C1 The professor is partial to students who participate actively in class.
C2 The CEO is partial to employees who show initiative and creativity.
formal She is partial to classical music over modern pop songs.
informal I'm partial to pizza for dinner tonight.
slang He's partial to hitting the snooze button in the morning.
figurative The detective was partial to following his gut instincts during investigations.
partialed to
partials to
more partial to
most partial to
is partial to
will be partial to
has been partial to
is being partial to
partial to
very partial to
to be partial to
being partial to
partialing to