sector

sector
noun
1 part of the business activity of a country
ADJECTIVE
important, key
growing, growth
independent (BrE), private
public, state
non-profit (esp. AmE), voluntary (BrE)
economic, industry, market

The survey covers a wide range of industry sectors.

agricultural, business, commercial, corporate, export, industrial, manufacturing, media, retail, service
banking, financial, financial services (esp. BrE)
energy, oil
electronics, high-tech, tech, technology, telecom (esp. AmE), telecommunications, telecoms (BrE)
education, schools (BrE), university (esp. BrE)

the chronic underfunding of the education sector

health, health-care
tourism, tourist (esp. BrE)
consumer, household (esp. AmE)
PREPOSITION
in a/the sector

He went on to a successful career in the private sector.

employment opportunities in the higher education sector

PHRASES
a sector of the economy, a sector of the industry, a sector of the market
2 part of an area or of a large group of people
ADJECTIVE
rural, urban
northern, north-eastern, etc.
VERB + SECTOR
divide sth into

Berlin was divided into four sectors after the war.

PHRASES
a sector of the city
a sector of society, a sector of the population

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