sector
/ˈsektə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsektər/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsek-tər -ˌtȯr/ (ame, mw)
sector — 名詞
- sectorsingular
- sectorsplural
1. one of the parts that a country's economy is divided into, such as industry, far
部門;領域
經濟劃分的行業分類
one of the parts that a country's economy is divided into, such as industry, farming, banking, or healthcare
The technology sector has created thousands of new jobs across Taiwan this year.
今年科技部門在台灣各地創造了數千個新工作機會。
collocation: technology sector / manufacturing sector / service sector
Mizuki's research focuses on the renewable energy sector in Southeast Asia.
Mizuki 的研究專注於東南亞的再生能源領域。
determiner + sector + preposition: sector in [region]
The government announced new tax breaks to support the agricultural sector.
政府宣布了新的減稅措施來支持農業部門。
Investors are moving their money from the manufacturing sector into healthcare and biotechnology.
投資人正將資金從製造業轉移到醫療保健和生技領域。
文法句型
the + ~
~ + noun
常見錯誤
2. a stretch of territory, water, or sky that has been marked off from neighbouring
區域;地帶
軍事或行政劃分的管轄區
a stretch of territory, water, or sky that has been marked off from neighbouring zones and placed under the authority of a specific country, military unit, or organisation
The army secured the northern sector of the city before dawn.
軍隊在天亮前就控制住了城市的北部區域。
adjective + sector: northern/southern/eastern/western sector
Soraya's unit was responsible for patrolling the coastal sector south of the port.
Soraya 所屬的部隊負責巡邏港口以南的沿海地帶。
The peacekeeping force withdrew from the eastern sector after the ceasefire was signed.
停火協議簽署後,維和部隊撤離了東部區域。
Satellite images showed unusual military activity in the rebel-controlled sector near the border.
衛星影像顯示邊境附近叛軍控制的地帶出現異常軍事活動。
文法句型
the + adjective + ~
~ + of + place
用法筆記
Frequently used with a directional adjective (northern, southern, eastern, western) to specify which part of a larger region is meant. 'Sector' in this sense implies deliberate division, not a natural area.
常見錯誤
3. a wedge-shaped portion of a flat circle, bounded on two sides by lines from the
扇形
圓中兩半徑與弧圍成的圖形
a wedge-shaped portion of a flat circle, bounded on two sides by lines from the centre point to the edge and on the third side by the arc of the outer curve
The student shaded the sector that lies between the two radii.
學生把兩條半徑之間的扇形區塊塗上了陰影。
passive: the sector [that lies / is bounded] between...
Ezra calculated the area of a 60-degree sector for his geometry homework.
Ezra 為了幾何作業計算了一個 60 度扇形的面積。
measurement: [number]-degree sector
Each sector of the pie chart represents a different category of monthly expenses.
圓餅圖中的每個扇形代表一類不同的每月開支。
The pizza was cut into six equal sectors, each topped with different ingredients.
這塊披薩被切成六個相等的扇形,每個上面放了不同的配料。
文法句型
the ~ of a circle
~ + of + number + degrees
用法筆記
This is a technical term in geometry. Outside mathematics, people usually say 'slice' or 'section' instead. Extended to pie charts and similar circular diagrams.
常見錯誤
4. a small storage unit on a rotating device such as a hard drive or CD, where a fi
磁區;扇區
磁碟上儲存資料的最小單位
a small storage unit on a rotating device such as a hard drive or CD, where a fixed amount of data can be written and read as one block
The hard drive's read head failed when it tried to access sector 512.
硬碟的讀取頭在嘗試存取第 512 磁區時故障了。
verb + sector: access / read / write a sector
Niran used a disk utility to scan for and repair the damaged sectors.
Niran 使用磁碟工具掃描並修復了受損的磁區。
The operating system marked the bad sectors so the computer would avoid writing data there.
作業系統標記了壞軌磁區,以免電腦將資料寫入那裡。
Data from the failing hard drive was recovered sector by sector over several days.
故障硬碟中的資料花了幾天時間,逐個磁區地復原出來。
文法句型
~ + number
bad + ~
~ + on + disk
用法筆記
Usually passive when describing recovery ('sectors are read'). Each sector on a typical disk stores 512 or 4096 bytes. 'Bad sector' is the most common collocation for non-technical users.
常見錯誤
sector — 動詞
- sectorpresent simple I / you / we / they
- sectors3rd person singular
- sectoring-ing form
- sectoredpast simple
1. to divide a physical area, a storage device, or a conceptual space into separate
劃分;分區
將某物分割成若干區域
to divide a physical area, a storage device, or a conceptual space into separate sections that are given a defined purpose or boundaries
The planning team sectored the industrial zone into three areas for different types of manufacturing.
規劃團隊將工業區劃分為三個區域,用於不同類型的製造業。
passive pattern: be sectored into [parts]
Before writing data, the operating system sectors the blank disk into thousands of small storage units.
在寫入資料之前,作業系統會將空白磁碟劃分成數千個小型儲存單位。
The farmland was sectored into plots of equal size for each family in the cooperative.
這片農地被劃分成面積相等的地塊,分配給合作社中的每個家庭。
The rescue team sectored the forest into search grids so no area would be missed.
搜救隊將森林劃分成搜尋網格,確保不會遺漏任何區域。
文法句型
be + ~ed + into + noun phrase
~ + object
用法筆記
Much rarer than the noun form. In everyday speech, 'divide into sectors' or 'split into sections' is preferred. The passive construction ('was sectored into') is the most common grammatical pattern.