Pardners Meaning in English

word · lemma: partner

US

ˈpɑɹtnɝ

PARRT-ner

UK

pˈɑːdnəz

PAHD-nuz

Definition

"Pardners" is an informal, old-fashioned way of saying "partners," often used in stories about the American Old West to mean close friends or companions.

Usage & Nuances

"Pardners" is very informal and mostly appears in American Western settings, old movies, or as a playful imitation of cowboy slang. It's almost never used in everyday modern conversation.

• Spanish: compas (coloquial) - socios
• Portuguese (BR): parceiros (informal) - sócios
• Portuguese (PT): parceiros (informal) - sócios
• Chinese (Simplified): 伙伴 (口语、旧式) - 搭档
• Chinese (Traditional): 夥伴 (口語、舊式) - 搭檔
• Hindi: साथी (अनौपचारिक) - पार्टनर
• Arabic: شركاء (عامية/غير رسمية)
• Bengali: সাথী - বন্ধুরা (ওল্ড ওয়েস্ট প্রভাবিত)
• Russian: партнёры (дружеское, вестерн) - товарищи (вестерн)
• Japanese: 相棒（カウボーイ風） - パートナー（古風・西部劇）
• Vietnamese: bạn đồng hành (kiểu cao bồi) - đối tác (kiểu cũ)
• Korean: 동료 (서부극 느낌) - 파트너 (옛날식)
• Turkish: partner (kovboy havasında) - dost (kovboy filmleri için)
• Urdu: ساتھی (ویسٹرن انداز میں)
• Indonesian: partner (gaya koboi) - teman seperjuangan (suasana Barat Lama)

Example Sentences

Cowboys often called each other pardners in old movies.

basic

They were business pardners in a small town.

basic

"Let’s ride, pardners!" said the cowboy.

basic

We’ve been pardners through thick and thin.

natural

Old Joe and I were gold-mining pardners back in the day.

natural

Hey pardners, who’s up for an adventure?

natural