Difference between Participate and Take Part

PARTICIPATE vs TAKE PART: ADJECTIVE

To be active or involved in something; take part.
To share in something.
To have a share in common with others; to take a part; to play a role; to partake; -- followed by in, formerly by of.

Be involved in
Become a participant
Synonyms Share, Participate in, etc. See partake.
To have features or characteristics in common with another or others.
To take part; partake; have a share in common with others: followed by in, formerly by of, before the object.
To give a share of; communicate; dispense.
To partake; share or share in; receive a part or share of.

Undertake, Cooperate, Contribute, Compete, Participants, Involved, Participant, Enroll, Engage, Participation, Join, Attend, Partake, Take part, Enter

Speak, Engaged, Collaborate, Attended, Undertake, Cooperate, Contribute, Compete, Involved, Participant, Enroll, Participation, Join, Attend, Enter

Neither of these students participate in guided reading.
Anyone can participate if they follow the rules.
Are families encouraged to participate in care planning?
LLC or to participate fully as a member.
Failure to Participate in Professional Conduct Process: failing to participate in the professional conduct process in both a timely and professionally accountable manner.
Assuming you did not participate in school extracurricular activities, why did you chose not to participate?
Students who wish to participate in intercollegiate athletics should contact the head coach of the sport for which they wish to participate.
For a practice to participate, at least one family physician from that practice must be willing to be involved participate.
Allowing members to participate remotely would allow everyone to have a full and fair opportunity to participate in the legislative process.
Counsel may also participate from one location, the client can participate from another location, and a witness can participate from a different location.

Ice hockey odds take a big hit if an important player is unable to take part in a game.
This does not even take into account the running and other forms of exercise that you love to take part in almost daily.
The only way to improve social skills is to repeatedly take part in interactions until they become part of daily routine.
Can you take your children and can they take part in the international school experience?
We ask you to take part in the rally, which will take place in Goppingen.
Yes; to take advantage of a crime is to take part in it.
At the restaurant, families will have another opportunity to take pictures with Santa and take part in other holiday activities.
To become part of the next age set there were rituals and ceremonies to take part in.
Taking part or attempting to take part in adangerous sport or pastime.
Do you have to take part It is up to you to decide whether or not to take part.