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Hybrid sets are generalizations of sets and multisets, in which the multiplicities of elements can take any integers. This construction was proposed by Whitney in 1933 in terms of characteristic functions. Hybrid sets have been used by combinatorists to give combinatorial interpretationsfor several generalizations of binomial coefficients and Stirling numbers and by computer scientists to design fast algorithms for symbolic domain decompositions. We present in this paper some combinatorial results on subsets and partitions of hybrid sets.