| gen. |
be closely linked to (Alexander Demidov); be part and parcel of (to be a feature of something, especially a feature that cannot be avoided: Being recognized in the street is part and parcel of being a celebrity. CALD. Be an essential feature or element of: it's best to accept that some inconveniences are part and parcel of travel MORE EXAMPLE SENTENCES You wouldn't get away with that in other industries associating that sort of success with an activity, but that was part and parcel of what we used to see every night on the television. It was also accepted that incineration was part and parcel of all the Regional Waste Management Plans. ‘It is part and parcel of what makes him a good player,' he says. OD Alexander Demidov) |
