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section in Chinese

section in Chinese is 块, 科, 冠词 — section means a distinct part of something larger, such as a document, area, or object.

section in Chinese

块
noun
Pronounced: kuài
A cutting; a part cut out from the rest of something.
科
noun
Pronounced: kē
A part, piece, subdivision of anything.
冠词
noun
Pronounced: guàn cí
A part of a document, especially a major#Adjective part; often notated with §.

What does "section" mean?

  1. noun A distinct part of something larger, such as a document, area, or object.
    "Please read the introduction section before starting the exam."
  2. verb To divide something into separate parts, or (British, informal) to have someone detained under mental health law.
    "The report is sectioned into five chapters."
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section in a sentence

  • Please read the introduction section before starting the exam.
  • The orchestra's string section rehearsed separately.
  • The report is sectioned into five chapters.
  • Mum sectioned the orange carefully and handed a piece to each child.

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What is "section" in Chinese?
"section" in Chinese is 块, 科, 冠词. section means: A distinct part of something larger, such as a document, area, or object.
How do you pronounce 块?
"section" in Chinese is 块, pronounced "kuài".
How do you use "section" in a sentence?
Example: "Please read the introduction section before starting the exam." In Chinese, "section" is 块, 科, 冠词.
Are there other ways to say "section" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 3 translations listed for "section": 块, 科, 冠词.
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