Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Department"

A: ここの近くには日本デパートがあります

A: A department is a section of a building or organisation. E.g
“The English Department was down the corridor.”
“The Department of Homeland Security is located in Nebraska.”

A: 当社の部門は物品損害賠償事件を専門に取り扱いますので、顧客サービス部がお客様に連絡しクリーニングの問題で支援させていただきます。

A: The people you asked about the extra cleaning problem can't help you because their job is to fix a different kind of problem, but they will have someone who is able to fix the cleaning issue talk to you. I hope this helps!

A: A out-patient would be someone who has to go to the hospital to get treatment, but doesn't have to stay overnight or for longer time. So a out-patient department is just the department that treats those patients.

A: Department hace referencia al apartado de una tienda, caballeros, damas, niños, etc o a una parte específica de una organización, departmento de seguridad, departamento de ciencias, departamento de compras, etc.
Entonces podríamos inferir que la pregunta "Which department do you study?" Se refiere a en qué departamento estudias o en qué facultad estudias. cómo La facultad de ciencias, de filosofía...

A: "You can find towels in the home goods department."
"That's outside of my department."
"You can take it up with the complaints department."
"The men's (clothing) department is downstairs."
"Let's go to a department store."

A: We go to the department store

A: Department: a part of anything arranged in sections (like Economics department= the part of a place that concentrates in economics, like an office maybe).

Manner: a word used to qualify how something is done: “I never said it in that manner”
Or referring to someone’s politeness; “You have good manners”

Behaviour: the whole of how someone is acting; how they walk, talk, eat, etc. Animal planet programs about african animals usually talk about the animals behaviour

A: "In what department do you belong" is very formal, and probably a little rude to say.
You need "in" at the beginning of the sentence, or "to" at the end of the sentence to be correct.

"What department do you belong to?"
Is the best thing to say. :)

A: Department stores are just a single store, but with a lot of different things in them (Dillard's and Macy's are department stores). Malls are one big building filled with many different stores.

A: @Taya: Un Mall tiene muchas tiendas pero un "department store" es solo una tienda.

A: Department is usually used for separating areas of work. "I work in the accounting department."
Division means about the same thing but less specific, it just means to divide something up. When you refer to the division you are talking about it as a whole.
"We are winning the contest for our division."
Section means one part of a whole. It has about the same meaning as piece, but is used more commonly for bigger measurements rather than single items.
"Complete section 4 of chapter 22 in your homework tonight."

A: Yeah, it’s natural :)

A: I bought it at a department store.

A: They are not the same.
Compared to a department, a counter is a much smaller area --> the size of a counter to be exact. So one really can't say which is more common.

For example, within a department store makeup department, there is a Shiseido counter, a Kotoshina counter, an Estee Lauder counter, etc.

A: It was just the way I wrote it. You may wait for other people to show you their versions.
You can always have more versions to choose from. LOL

A: 😊

A: "I enjoy visiting departments with my friends because in only one place, we can have a lot of fun all day long."

A: @Kenneth95: try it this way: "I usually visit the R&B department in my office for weekly meetings every Friday, but I have a special meeting today so I visit there even though it's Tuesday."

A: It does sound unnatural! ：）

I think they have chosen the wrong word.

"remorseless" does mean "no regret"... it has no meaning about intentions.

My guess is they mean "relentlessly conservative".

A: You could say "the department has been terminated."

A: Perfectly natural!! Good job. ^^