section
From Latin 'sectio', meaning 'a cutting' or 'division'.
NOUN
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[/ˈsɛk.ʃən/en-US]
A distinct part, division, or segment of something larger. This can refer to a part of a book, an organization, a city, or any other whole that has been divided.
| plural |
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| sections |
- The newspaper's business section provides detailed financial news. — A distinct part of a publication.
- Our team is responsible for a specific section of the project. — A part of a larger task or organization.
- There's a quiet section of the park perfect for reading. — A designated area within a larger space.
VERB
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To divide something into parts or distinct areas; to separate or partition.
irregular note only if irregular
| past | present_participle |
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| sectioned | sectioning |