segmentation
segmentation — 名詞
1. the process of breaking a whole into smaller sections so each section can be stu
區隔；分割
把整體分成較小部分的過程
the process of breaking a whole into smaller sections so each section can be studied, organized, or handled more easily.
Customer segmentation helped the shop send different offers to students and parents.
客群區隔幫助這家商店向學生和家長寄出不同的優惠。
customer segmentation for targeted offers
The museum's segmentation of the exhibition into time periods guided visitors smoothly.
博物館把展覽依時期做區隔，讓參觀者能更順暢地理解內容。
segmentation of + exhibition into periods
Poor segmentation of the safety video made the factory training hard to follow.
安全影片分段不佳，讓工廠訓練很難跟上重點。
At the camp, clear segmentation of chores kept the children moving quickly.
在營隊裡，把工作清楚區分開來，讓孩子們做事更快。
The software improved photo segmentation so the background could be removed cleanly.
這套軟體改善了照片分割，所以背景能被乾淨地去除。
- division
the broad everyday word for splitting something into parts
- partitioning
often sounds more technical or physical than segmentation
- categorization
focuses more on putting things into types than on splitting a whole
- integration
combining separate parts into a unified whole
- unity
the state of remaining whole instead of being split
文法句型
segmentation of + noun phrase
customer/market/image segmentation
用法筆記
Usually treated as an uncountable noun and often followed by of to name what is being divided. It is especially common in business, planning, and technology when a whole is deliberately split into smaller groups or parts.