sections

noun
UK /ˈsekʃənz/
US /ˈsekʃənz/

Parts of something that is cut or divided up.

The orange was cut into small sections for the children.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Different parts of a book, newspaper, or website.

The newspaper has a sports section and a news section.

3. A group of people who share a job or purpose.

The band's brass section played loudly.

4. A view of something as if cut through it.

The science book showed a cross section of a volcano.

5. To cut something into parts.

The farmer sectioned the field into smaller plots.