英语词汇section的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

section /ˈsekʃən/ noun 1. one of the parts that a piece of writing is divided intoadjectivesthe next/following section The results of the survey are given in the next section.the previous/last section This subject was dealt with in the previous section.the preceding sections (=the ones before the one you are talking about) The proposals were set out in the preceding sections.the first/opening/introductory section In the opening section of the book, we are introduced to the two main characters.the final/concluding/last section The final section of the chapter discusses possible future developments.a short/long section There is a short section about business strategy.a separate section The book has a separate section on growing fruit.the main section The main section of the report has over 400 pages.verbsbe divided into sections The book is divided into four sections.add a section She read my essay and suggested I add a section about my research methods.nouns + sectionthe sports/business/travel section (=part of a newspaper) There’s an article about Fiji in the travel section.phrasesa section of a book/report/essay/form etc This is the most interesting section of the book.2. a part of somethingadjectivesthe main section In 1959, the main section of the road was opened.the opening/closing section (=the first or last section of a film, play, speech etc) The city appears in the opening section of the film.the top/front/rear/side section There is a big hole in the front section of the plane.verbsbe divided into sections The building is divided into three sections.nouns + sectionthe brass/string/rhythm section (=part of an orchestra or band) The brass section consists of trumpets, French horns, and trombones.the toy/menswear/sports section (=part of a shop) Dolls are in the toy section.phrasesa section of road/track A long section of the road is closed.a section of society/the population/the community People from all sections of society suffer from depression.a section of an audience/crowd There was booing from one section of the audience.

词组	section
释义	section /ˈsekʃən/ noun 1. one of the parts that a piece of writing is divided intoadjectivesthe next/following section The results of the survey are given in the next section.the previous/last section This subject was dealt with in the previous section.the preceding sections (=the ones before the one you are talking about) The proposals were set out in the preceding sections.the first/opening/introductory section In the opening section of the book, we are introduced to the two main characters.the final/concluding/last section The final section of the chapter discusses possible future developments.a short/long section There is a short section about business strategy.a separate section The book has a separate section on growing fruit.the main section The main section of the report has over 400 pages.verbsbe divided into sections The book is divided into four sections.add a section She read my essay and suggested I add a section about my research methods.nouns + sectionthe sports/business/travel section (=part of a newspaper) There’s an article about Fiji in the travel section.phrasesa section of a book/report/essay/form etc This is the most interesting section of the book.2. a part of somethingadjectivesthe main section In 1959, the main section of the road was opened.the opening/closing section (=the first or last section of a film, play, speech etc) The city appears in the opening section of the film.the top/front/rear/side section There is a big hole in the front section of the plane.verbsbe divided into sections The building is divided into three sections.nouns + sectionthe brass/string/rhythm section (=part of an orchestra or band) The brass section consists of trumpets, French horns, and trombones.the toy/menswear/sports section (=part of a shop) Dolls are in the toy section.phrasesa section of road/track A long section of the road is closed.a section of society/the population/the community People from all sections of society suffer from depression.a section of an audience/crowd There was booing from one section of the audience.
随便看	encyclopedia end ending endless ends enduring enemy energetic energy enforce engagement engine engineer English enigmatic enjoy enjoyable enjoyment enormous enough enter enterprise entertaining entertainment enthralling