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de- = apart + visio = to see. Originated from Latin, passed through Old French before entering English. Imagine a map being unfolded, showing separate paths and divisions that lead to different destinations.
Note 1: These definitions and etymologies are not standard dictionary definitions, but extended explanations provided to help with memorization and understanding of the actual application of words. Through this background information, we strive to make words more vivid and easier to understand, and help you remember their meanings in real life.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputI lay a handful of coins on the table and push them into two neat piles. I move the coins, shift them this way and that, until each pile has roughly the same number. I hold one pile, adjust its edge, and set the other beside it. The act of turning a whole into parts feels like a small, real test of control and decision I can use in everyday tasks.
Division is a versatile word in English, used to describe both concrete actions and abstract ideas. It can refer to the act of separating something into parts, such as dividing a pile of tasks into smaller chunks or a country into regions. It also means a group or category within a larger whole, for example a division within a company or a division of the bookstore into different departments. In mathematics, division is the operation of dividing one number by another to obtain a quotient. The verb is divide, while division is the noun. Common collocations include division of labor, division of powers, and divisions within families or societies. Learners should watch for prepositions: division of X, or X divided by Y.
In English, division often emphasizes formal separation into parts or units, plus clear organizational or mathematical meanings; learners should watch for context to pick the right nuance.
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