How is the phrase con la participación de translated from Spanish to English

Que incluye a alguien o algo como parte principal.

Including someone or something as a main part.

verb
English translation
featuring

Examples with “con la participación de”

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  • Una canción con la participación de un rapero famoso. A song featuring a famous rapper.

  • Sacaron un álbum con la participación de varios cantantes nuevos. They released an album featuring several new singers.

  • ¿Hay alguna escena con la participación de toda la familia? Is there a scene featuring the whole family?

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FAQ about “con la participación de”

How is “con la participación de” translated from Spanish?
“con la participación de” translates into English as “featuring”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “con la participación de” mean?
Meaning of “con la participación de”: Que incluye a alguien o algo como parte principal. In English — “featuring”.
What part of speech is “con la participación de”?
“con la participación de” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “con la participación de”?
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