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sections

/ˈsɛkʃənz/

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sectionnoun

sections

/ˈsɛkʃən/

раздел

The book has a section on ancient history.

В книге есть раздел по древней истории.

секция

The gym has a section for weightlifting.

В спортзале есть секция для тяжелой атлетики.

отдел

She works in the marketing section of the company.

Она работает в отделе маркетинга компании.

участок

The road section is under construction.

Участок дороги находится на ремонте.

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sectionnoun

A distinct part or subdivision of anything, such as a document, book, or structure.

The library has a section dedicated to historical fiction.

A group of people within a larger group, often with a specific function or role.

The marketing section of the company is responsible for advertising and promotions.

A segment or part of a whole, especially in reference to a physical object or area.

The cake was divided into eight equal sections.

A part of a musical composition, often marked by a change in key, tempo, or theme.

The orchestra played the final section of the symphony with great enthusiasm.

A cross-sectional view or representation of an object, often used in technical drawings or diagrams.

The architect provided a section of the building to show the interior layout.

A thin slice or specimen of tissue or other material prepared for microscopic examination.

The lab technician placed the section under the microscope.

A Caesarean section; a surgical procedure in which a baby is delivered through an incision in the mother's abdomen and uterus.

The doctor decided to perform a section to ensure the baby's safety.

A group of instruments in an orchestra or band that share a similar timbre or function.

During rehearsal, the conductor asked the brass section to play more softly.

In U.S. land surveying, a square mile of land forming part of a township, typically containing 640 acres.

Their ranch covers the northeast section of the township.

sectionverb

To divide something into parts or sections.

The chef sectioned the cake into equal slices for the guests.

To cut or separate a part of something, especially in a medical or scientific context.

The surgeon sectioned the tissue sample for further examination.

In British law, to detain (a person) compulsorily in a psychiatric hospital under mental health legislation.

Following his breakdown, he was sectioned under the Mental Health Act.