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sect- = to cut + -or = one who, thing that; from Latin 'sectus' which meaning 'cut'; Image: imagine a pie divided into pieces, each piece being a sector of the whole pie.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputI grip the edge of the map and slide my finger along the surface, moving from a busy block to a quieter corner as I move. I shift my attention to a specific area, the part that seems to run on its own rhythm. As I adjust my stance and tilt, the effort gathers and a decision feels forming in my chest. When I talk about it later, I keep returning to that slice of the plan, placing it where it belongs in the whole.
Sector is a noun with several related senses. It can mean a distinct part of a larger system, such as a sector of the economy or a field of activity, or a division of an area or sphere like a residential sector. In geometry, a sector is the region bounded by two radii and an arc. The word comes from Latin sectus, meaning cut or divided. When you see sector, use context clues: economy, politics, or geography point to a sense of part or area, while a circle or circle-like diagram points to the geometric meaning. Common collocations include public sector, private sector, technology sector, and sectors of a city.
Think of sector as a part of a larger system or economy, not just a circle or division. Learners often mix it with section or assume it always refers to money or business; be mindful of geometry contexts where it means a pie-shaped piece.
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