department in Hungarian
department in Hungarian is osztály, részleg, szakosztály — department means a distinct section of an organisation, business, or government responsible for a particular area of work.
department in Hungarian
osztály
subdivision of organization
részleg
subdivision of organization
szakosztály
subdivision of organization
minisztérium
subdivision of organization
tanszék
subdivision of organization
What does "department" mean?
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noun A distinct section of an organisation, business, or government responsible for a particular area of work.
"She works in the marketing department at head office."
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noun A particular area of responsibility, skill, or interest (often used loosely).
"Cooking dinner is definitely my husband's department, not mine."
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noun One of the administrative regions into which France is divided.
"France is made up of just over one hundred departments."
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department in a sentence
- She works in the marketing department at head office.
- The fire department responded within minutes of the call.
- Cooking dinner is definitely my husband's department, not mine.
- Don't ask me about gardening, that's my sister's department.
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What is "department" in Hungarian?
"department" in Hungarian is osztály, részleg, szakosztály. department means: A distinct section of an organisation, business, or government responsible for a particular area of work.
How do you use "department" in a sentence?
Example: "She works in the marketing department at head office." In Hungarian, "department" is osztály, részleg, szakosztály.
Are there other ways to say "department" in Hungarian?
Yes — Hungarian has 5 translations listed for "department": osztály, részleg, szakosztály, minisztérium, tanszék.
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