Subsection

A distinct part or subdivision of a larger section or group, A part of a legal document or law that deals with a specific aspect or topic, A smaller division within a larger group or organization

Subsection - Meanings

A distinct part or subdivision of a larger section or group

Example: In the report, please refer to subsection 2.1 for detailed analysis.

Usage: formalContext: academic or professional documents

Note: Commonly used in written materials to organize information into smaller parts.

A part of a legal document or law that deals with a specific aspect or topic

Example: The subsection on copyright laws outlines the rights of authors and creators.

Usage: formalContext: legal or legislative texts

Note: Found in legal documents to provide detailed regulations on specific issues within a law.

A smaller division within a larger group or organization

Example: The marketing department is a subsection of the company's sales division.

Usage: formalContext: business or organizational structures

Note: Used to describe smaller units within a larger entity, such as departments or teams.

Subsection's synonyms

subdivision

A subdivision refers to a smaller division or part within a larger section.

Example: The book is divided into several subdivisions, each discussing a different aspect of the topic.

Note: Subdivision emphasizes a further division within a larger category.

subpart

A subpart is a smaller part or division within a larger whole.

Example: The subparts of the proposal outline the specific details of each section.

Note: Subpart suggests a part that is subordinate to or part of a larger section.

subtopic

A subtopic refers to a topic or subject that is a smaller part of a larger topic.

Example: Each subtopic in the presentation will be covered in detail during the workshop.

Note: Subtopic highlights a specific topic within a broader subject area.

Subsection expressions, common phrases

Break down

To divide something into smaller parts for better analysis or comprehension.

Example: Let's break down this report into subsections for easier understanding.

Note: In this context, 'break down' refers to dividing a larger piece of information into smaller sections, similar to how a subsection is a smaller part of a larger section.

In detail

To thoroughly explain or discuss a topic, providing comprehensive information.

Example: The subsection on market research is covered in detail in this report.

Note: While a subsection is a smaller part of a larger section, 'in detail' emphasizes the thoroughness and depth of the information provided within that subsection.

Delve into

To investigate or explore a topic in depth, often focusing on specific details or aspects.

Example: Let's delve into the subsection on customer feedback to understand their preferences.

Note: Similar to 'in detail,' 'delve into' implies a deep exploration of a specific subsection, emphasizing a thorough examination of its content.

Drill down

To examine or analyze something in detail, typically by focusing on specific components or details.

Example: We need to drill down into the subsections to identify the key findings.

Note: While a subsection is already a smaller part of a larger section, 'drill down' suggests a further detailed examination or analysis within that subsection.

Get into the nitty-gritty

To delve deep into the specific details or intricacies of a subject.

Example: Let's get into the nitty-gritty of the subsection to understand the underlying factors.

Note: This idiom emphasizes getting into the specific, often complex details within a subsection, going beyond a general overview.

Go into depth

To explore a subject thoroughly, providing detailed and comprehensive information.

Example: The subsection goes into depth about the challenges faced by the team.

Note: This phrase focuses on the thorough exploration of a subsection's content, highlighting the depth of information provided within it.

Dig deeper

To investigate further or explore a topic more extensively to discover more information.

Example: We need to dig deeper into the subsection to uncover additional insights.

Note: 'Dig deeper' suggests a more intensive investigation or exploration within a subsection to reveal additional insights or details.

Subsection everyday (slang) expressions

Dive into

To delve deeply into or explore thoroughly a specific part or section.

Example: Let's dive into subsection 2.1 to find more details.

Note: Similar to 'subsection' but emphasizes a more active and thorough exploration.

Zoom in on

To focus closely on a particular part or aspect.

Example: We need to zoom in on subsection B to see the specific requirements.

Note: While 'subsection' generally refers to a distinct part, 'zoom in on' highlights a closer inspection of that part.

Break apart

To analyze or separate into smaller parts for better comprehension.

Example: Let's break apart subsection 3 to better understand its components.

Note: Contrasts with 'subsection' by suggesting disassembly into finer details or elements.

Zero in on

To concentrate or focus on a specific area with precision.

Example: We should zero in on subsection C to pinpoint the key issues.

Note: While 'subsection' refers to a section, 'zero in on' implies a targeted and precise examination.

Pick apart

To critically scrutinize or analyze in detail, often to find flaws or weaknesses.

Example: Let's pick apart subsection 1.3 to identify any loopholes.

Note: Focuses on meticulous examination and criticism, contrasting with the general concept of 'subsection.'

Sift through

To sort through or examine carefully in search of particular details or elements.

Example: We need to sift through subsection A to find the relevant information.

Note: Emphasizes the act of searching and carefully examining the contents of a subsection.

Peel back

To uncover or reveal hidden layers or details by examining a subsection.

Example: Let's peel back subsection X to reveal the underlying factors influencing the outcome.

Note: Invokes the image of uncovering hidden information within a subsection, different from just examining its contents.

Subsection - Examples

The book is divided into several subsections.

The marketing department is a subsection of the company.

The report includes several subpoints under each subsection.

Subsection grammar

Subsection - Noun (Noun) / Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass)

Lemma: subsection

Conjugations

Noun, plural (Noun, plural): subsections

Noun, singular or mass (Noun, singular or mass): subsection

Syllabification and Stress

subsection Contains 3 syllables: sub • sec • tion

Phonetic transcription: ˈsəb-ˌsek-shən

sub sec tion , ˈsəb ˌsek shən (The red syllable is stressed)

Subsection - Importance and usage frequency

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.

subsection: ~ 4400 (Common).

This importance index helps you focus on the most useful words during your language learning process.

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