subsections

英 [ˈsʌbˌsɛkʃənz]

美 [ˈsʌbsɛkʃənz]

n.  分部; 分段; (尤指法律文件的)分款，分项
subsection的复数

柯林斯词典

• (法律文件等的)分款，分项，分部，分段
  Asubsectionof a text or a document such as a law is one of the smaller parts into which its main parts are divided.

双语例句

• These sections may be broken down into a variety of subsections, and they may be arranged in a variety of ways, but they regularly make up the core of the report.
  这些段落可以打散成变化的分段，而且它们可以一种变化的方式来排列，但它们有规律地组成了报告的核心。
• The first and second subsections of the preceding paragraph are not applicable to legal consultations.
  前项第一款及第二款之规定，于法律咨询不适用之。
• The following subsections describe each of those, along with other options.
  下面的小单位对他们单独进行了描述，附带有其它选项。
• Each failure scenario's solution is different as the following subsections explain.
  每一个失败场景的解决方案，都与下述描述的子部分不同。
• To set up the required objects, you will complete these tasks, which the subsections that follow explain further
  要建立所需要的对象，您须要完成这些任务，并且后面的子段落会有更进一步的说明
• Project administrators have the project structure administration capabilities that the following subsections describe.
  项目管理人员拥有下面小节所描述的项目结构执行管理能力。
• These alternatives are discussed in the following subsections.
  这些候选的在后面的小节描述。
• The following subsections address the three core service solution design practices.
  下面的内容将介绍三个核心服务解决方案设计实践方法。
• The following subsections describe some of these policies.
  接下来的部分描述了其中的部分策略。
• Subsections ( a) and ( b) require new agency procedures to ensure that the decision-making process takes into account environmental factors.
  本条款中的（a）和（b）款要求新的机构诉讼程序，确保在决策过程中把环境因素考虑进去。