divisions
Pronunciation: [dɪˈvɪʒənz]
Context: "organization"
(noun) a part of a larger group or organization that has its own specific tasks. It’s like how in a big school, students might be in different classes for different subjects.
Example
The company has several divisions, each focusing on a different area of business.
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Without divisions in the team, it was hard to know who was responsible for what.
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How many divisions does the school have for its sports teams?
Context: "mathematics"
(noun) the process of splitting something into smaller parts. Like when you share a pizza among friends, you cut it into slices.
Example
In math class, we learned about divisions and how to divide numbers.
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I struggled with multiplication, so division was even harder for me.
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Can you explain how divisions work when sharing food?
Context: "games"
(noun) a category or level in a competition. For example, in a sports league, teams might be placed in different divisions based on their skill level.
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Our team moved up to a higher division after winning the championship.
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Unfortunately, they were placed in the lowest division, which made it harder for them to compete.
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What division do you think our team will be in next season?