section in Latin
section in Latin is sectiō — section means a distinct part of something larger, such as a document, area, or object.
section in Latin
sectiō
A part, piece, subdivision of anything.
What does "section" mean?
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noun A distinct part of something larger, such as a document, area, or object.
"Please read the introduction section before starting the exam."
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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.
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What is "section" in Latin?
"section" in Latin is sectiō. section means: A distinct part of something larger, such as a document, area, or object.
How do you use "section" in a sentence?
Example: "Please read the introduction section before starting the exam." In Latin, "section" is sectiō.
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