Meaning of section
Definition of section
(noun)
a
self-contained
part
of a
larger
composition
(written or musical); "he
always
turns
first
to the
business
section"; "the
history
of this
work
is discussed in the
next
section"
a
very
thin
slice
(of
tissue
or
mineral
or
other
substance) for
examination
under
a microscope; "sections from the
left
ventricle
showed
diseased
tissue"
a
distinct
region
or
subdivision
of a
territorial
or
political
area
or
community
or
group
of people; "no
section
of the
nation
is
more
ardent
than the South"; "there are
three
synagogues in the Jewish section"
one of
several
parts
or pieces that fit with others to
constitute
a
whole
object; "a
section
of a
fishing
rod"; "metal sections were
used
below
ground"; "finished the
final
segment
of the road"
a
small
team
of policemen
working
as
part
of a
police
platoon
one of the portions into which something is regarded as
divided
and which
together
constitute
a whole; "the
written
part
of the exam"; "the
finance
section
of the company"; "the BBC's
engineering
division"
a
land
unit
equal
to 1
square
mile
(geometry) the
area
created by a
plane
cutting
through
a
solid
a
small
class
of students who are
part
of a
larger
course
but are taught separately; "a
graduate
student
taught sections for the professor's
lecture
course"
a
division
of an
orchestra
containing all instruments of the
same
class
a
small
army
unit
usually
having a
special
function
a
specialized
division
of a
large
organization; "you'll
find
it in the
hardware
department"; "she got a job in the
historical
section
of the Treasury"
a
segment
of a
citrus
fruit; "he ate a
section
of the orange"
the
cutting
of or into
body
tissues or
organs
(especially by a
surgeon
as
part
of an operation)
(verb)
divide
into segments; "segment an orange"; "segment a
compound
word"
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