Vad betyder chapter på svenska och vad är definitionen av chapter?

Du kan lära dig chapter uttal, grammatik och synonymer i denna mycket auktoritativa engelska ordbok.

chapter betydelse and definition

0 any of the separate parts into which a book or other piece of text is divided, usually given a number or title:
- Read Chapter 10 before class tomorrow.
1 a period that is part of a larger amount of time during which something happens:
- The period before the revolution is an interesting chapter in British history.
- That chapter of my life closed when I had a serious riding accident.
2 a group of people that is in charge of a religious community:
- He persuaded the cathedral chapter to let the college use the room for worship.
- This title was given to an ecclesiastical official who was head of a chapter of canons in a cathedral.
- The local chapter of the League of Women Voters meets at the library.
3 any of the separate parts into which a book or other piece of text is divided, usually numbered or given a title
4 a period that is part of a larger amount of time during which something happens:
- The Great Depression was a tragic chapter in the history of the nation.
5 a local division of a larger organization:
- The local chapter of the League of Women Voters meets at the library.
6 a local group of members who belong to a larger organization:
- the New York chapter of the Public Relations Society of America
7 one of the sections of a large text such as a book, business report, or legal document:
- Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code

The main characters are clearly delineated in the first chapter of the book.
This chapter is so difficult to digest, I shall have to read it again later.
The book has exercises at the end of every chapter.
The first chapter describes the strange sequence of events that lead to his death.
After you've finished each chapter, run the spell-checker.
It is commendable that the author draws on qualitative and quantitative measures throughout these chapters.
The chapters illustrate a range of methods, although there is an overall emphasis in favour of qualitative approaches.
The chapter on anxiety, communication and safety in performance again draws on all the psychological concepts previously discussed.