Means something is so important that it cannot be removed without changing the nature of something. Regular practice is part and parcel of mastering a language.
Pro Tip 2/3
Not Literal Parts
Not about physical pieces, but about aspects that are fundamental to the whole. In any culture, traditions are part and parcel of the community's identity.
Pro Tip 3/3
Implicit Acceptance
Used when you acknowledge that certain things naturally come with situations or roles. Dealing with customer complaints is part and parcel of retail work.