partitioning

• Nom désignant l'action ou le processus de division de quelque chose en parties distinctes, sections ou catégories mutuellement exclusives, souvent en créant des limites.

A noun referring to the act or process of dividing something into separate parts, sections, or mutually exclusive categories, often by creating boundaries.

indénombrable

1. Division into categoriesB2formal

   The process of analyzing something by separating it into mutually exclusive groups or categories.

   Partitionnement (par catégories)

   • The partitioning of the data into distinct groups helped clarify the results.
   • In biology, the partitioning of species into genera is a fundamental task.
   • The report involved a careful partitioning of the market segments.

   Synonymescategorizationclassificationdivisiongroupingsegmentationsorting

   Antonymesamalgamationintegrationmergingunification

2. B2formal

   The act of dividing something into separate parts or sections, often by creating a physical or conceptual boundary.

   Partitionnement

   • The partitioning of the hard drive improved the computer's performance.
   • The partitioning of the room with a wall created two separate offices.
   • Historical partitioning of the country led to long-term political divisions.

   Synonymesapportionmentcarvingdistributiondivisionsegmentationseparationsplit

   Antonymescombinationconnectionintegrationmergerunificationunion

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de diviser quelque chose en parties ou sections distinctes, ou de séparer par une cloison ou une limite.

A verb used to indicate the act of dividing something into separate parts or sections.

1. Divide into partsB2formal

   To separate or divide something into distinct sections or parts.

   Diviser en parties

   • They partitioned the large room into smaller offices.
   • The country was partitioned after the war.
   • We need to partition the hard drive into two volumes.

   Synonymesbreak upcompartmentalizedivideportionsectionsegmentseparatesplitsubdivide

   Antonymescombineintegratejoinmergeunifyunite

2. Separate by a barrierB2formal

   To separate an area using a physical barrier like a wall or screen.

   Séparer par une barrière

   • The restaurant partitioned the smoking area from the non-smoking section.
   • They partitioned the warehouse with temporary walls.
   • The garden was partitioned by a tall hedge.

   Synonymesdividescreen offsectionsegmentseparate

   Antonymesconnectjoinopenunite

Variantes phrasalpartition off