section off

To partition something or a portion of something with a section or other barrier to make it private or obscure it from view. A noun or pronoun can be used between "section" and "off." To save money, Chris moved into the living room and sectioned off a space for his bed with an old bedsheet tacked up to the walls and ceiling. They've had to section the movie set off with a giant makeshift fence so that onlookers don't learn any secrets about the film.

section off

To separate or divide some area: A bookcase sectioned off the sitting area from the dining area. The apartment had no rooms, so we sectioned it off with screens.

词组	section off
释义	section off section off To partition something or a portion of something with a section or other barrier to make it private or obscure it from view. A noun or pronoun can be used between "section" and "off." To save money, Chris moved into the living room and sectioned off a space for his bed with an old bedsheet tacked up to the walls and ceiling. They've had to section the movie set off with a giant makeshift fence so that onlookers don't learn any secrets about the film. See also: off, section Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. section off v. To separate or divide some area: A bookcase sectioned off the sitting area from the dining area. The apartment had no rooms, so we sectioned it off with screens. See also: off, section The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: add in all right a/the feel of (something) (I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you a straw will show which way the wind blows a crack at (someone or something) (you) wanna make something of it? all for the best a thing of the past a slew of (something) References in periodicals archive Blaydon Women's Rugby Football Club, champions of Premier Division Two, approached Warburtons of Newcastle for its support in helping to get the girls' junior section off to a flying start. Dough for rugby girls Adders Reserves, from the reserve section off the Midland Combination, overcame Alliance One Stockingford Pavilion 2-0 in the other semi-final thanks to goals from Steve Barratt and Matt Brown with their goalkeeper Dave Garner pulling off a fine save from a penalty when the score was 1-0. Impressive Bulko race in to final Van driver Merfyn Roberts, of Bangor, who regularly usesthe road, said: ``You drive onto the section off t wo well lit and well marked sections. Two year wait for improvement to danger road Use peel-and-stick tabs to section off your grade book by class or homeroom. Teacher survival kit: getting organized The top tier of panels stood in uniform alignment, attached to one another by joints, whereas those of the lower tier were directly joined in sections of four that overlapped and leaned against one another while balancing on their left edge, raising most of the section off the floor. Jannis Kounellis Area organiser Shelley Mills said: "We are completely flexible and could fit into any space offered, be it a shop unit, sharing space with another organisation, a small area for a few tables or a large space that we could section off. Charity shop in search of new home Section off strands of hair with the comb and comb hair against the growth direction, towards the roots. Hair Clinic He wants to section off part of his extensive garden to build a four-bedroom house with a detached double garage. EX MAYOR'S NEW BUILD PLAN DELAY
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