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sector

/ˈsek.tər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una parte o división de un área, la economía, la sociedad o un sistema, a menudo definida por características o funciones específicas.

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noun

/ˈsek.tər/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que designa una parte o división de un área, la economía, la sociedad o un sistema, a menudo definida por características o funciones específicas.

A noun referring to a distinct part or division of an area, economy, society, or system, often defined by specific characteristics or functions.

  1. Economic or business areaB1formal

    A distinct part of an economy, society, or industry.

    essector económico o empresarial

    • The technology sector has grown rapidly this year.
    • She works in the public sector as a teacher.
    • Investors are focusing on the renewable energy sector.

    Sinónimosareabranchdivisionfieldindustrymarketrealmsegmentspheretrade

  2. Geometric shapeB2formal

    A part of a circle bounded by two radii and the arc between them.

    esSector circular

    • The pizza was cut into eight equal sectors.
    • The angle of the sector is 60 degrees.
    • Calculate the area of the sector using the formula.

    Sinónimosslicewedge

  3. Military or strategic areaB2formal

    A designated area or zone for military operations or administrative purposes.

    esSector militar o estratégico

    • The troops advanced into the northern sector of the city.
    • The general ordered a retreat from the contested sector.
    • Each battalion was assigned a specific sector to defend.

    Sinónimosareadistrictprecinctregionsectionzone

Formas
  • sectors plural form
  • sectors' possessive plural form
  • sector's possessive singular form
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