The word "compartments" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that refers to separate, often enclosed areas in a larger space, like on a train, or within a structure. Example sentence: The lunch box had several compartments, allowing kids to keep their food separated.
Literature teaches us clarity, connection, compartments, it's very similar to writing software.
It is a large plastic contraption, the sort of thing a plumber would turn up with to fix a radiator, and its interior compartments are a museum of my early years in the business.
Nordström's drawings are full of compartments, like storyboards, but there is no right order.
Risk-management teams at banks have traditionally been divided into watertight compartments, with some people worrying about credit risk (the chances of default on loans, say), others about market risk (such as sudden price movements) and yet others about operational risks such as IT failures or rogue traders.The crisis has rung the death-knell for that approach.
"This is totally revolutionary for us," says Mr Otsuki.In Indonesia, Panasonic found that fridges need big compartments to store lots of two-litre water bottles: Indonesians boil water to purify it in the morning and then place it in the fridge to cool.
Faraday believed the book of nature was "written by the finger of God", but kept his religious and scientific thoughts in separate compartments.
They are nearly all wearing standard-issue clubbing gear, floppy sunhats, baggy jeans and carrying ghetto blasters, some of which would only just fit into the overhead luggage compartments.
This creates the small compartments into which a paste of finely ground, coloured glass and water is placed.
The greatest number of rail passengers in China, however, travel 2nd-class, which means six bunks in compartments that open directly to the passageway.Toilets and sinks are at the end of each car.
A 2nd-class sleeping berth costs around $88, as opposed to over $250 for a seat on the new Beijing-Guangzhou high-speed line.The first-class berths on our train are in enclosed compartments, each with four bunks plus the added luxury of a door.
It is good to have one with three compartments as it is embarrassing if you have to rummage for a pen and notebook at a meeting and find your dirty laundry emerging from the bag.
