compartmentalized
Aussprache: [kəmˈpɑːrtˌmɛn.t̬ə.laɪzd]
Wort
Kontext: „organization“
(verb) to divide something into separate parts or sections. When you compartmentalize, you create different areas for different things, like keeping your toys, books, and clothes in separate boxes.
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She compartmentalized her study materials to keep them organized for each subject.
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He didn’t compartmentalize his time well, so everything became mixed up.
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How do you compartmentalize your responsibilities at work?
Kontext: „psychology“
(verb) to separate your thoughts and feelings to manage them better. For example, you might keep your school worries away from what you do at home, to help you feel less stressed.
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She learned to compartmentalize her emotions during the presentation so she could focus.
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He failed to compartmentalize his feelings, which made him feel overwhelmed all the time.
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Can you compartmentalize your tasks to handle stress better?
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