Definition of paragraph in English:

paragraph

noun ˈparəɡrɑːfˈpɛrəˌɡræf

A distinct section of a piece of writing, usually dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering.
段落；节
the concluding paragraph
the information set out in paragraph 3
Example sentencesExamples
- Now go back and re-read the first paragraph or the next sentence will sound a little strange.
- Would your Honour like me to just refer to the specific paragraphs where the sections have been amended?
- It just took fifteen minutes to write that paragraph and I'm still not sure whether it makes any sense.
- The transcripts were hand-written with many lines and paragraphs crossed out.
- The following paragraphs summarise or refer to your main terms and conditions of service as they apply at present.
- Also, does anyone know how to separate paragraphs with a line or something on a chapter?
- I mentioned, a few paragraphs ago, the conceptual structure of a plural noun, such as houses.
- In a series of numbered paragraphs, Lord Taylor summarised the position.
- I'm going to have to learn to summarise the days events and my thoughts into a few paragraphs.
- The style is similar to that of a textbook with several indented paragraphs of quotes.
- The article is all but fourteen paragraphs long but the real stuffing of the reflective piece is the last five.
- He was reading through the file, staring at a single name in one of the paragraphs in the report.
- In the process of drafting their material, they may combine and recombine paragraphs.
- Then in the concluding three paragraphs the doctor summarises his opinion.
- I have been trying to find a detailed description of this but there are only short paragraphs.
- We agree with the views expressed in that paragraph but we emphasise that today we would not have allowed that appeal.
- Each chapter has a useful set of concluding paragraphs for a quick analysis of theme studies.
- I'm going to try to summarize in a few paragraphs the qualities that make up a good player.
- Entries are usually fairly short, maybe a sentence or a paragraph, but can be much longer.
- In the first paragraph the trial judge accurately set out the first two issues.
Synonyms
section, subdivision, part, subsection, division, portion, segment, bit, passage, clause
report, article, item, piece, notice, write-up, note, mention

verb ˈparəɡrɑːfˈpɛrəˌɡræf

[with object]

Arrange (a piece of writing) in paragraphs.
把（文章）分段
his style deploys a lack of conventional paragraphing
Example sentencesExamples
- It would read even faster had he paragraphed the dialogue out, but then again, that would have doubled the length of an already weighty book.
- This would have got 9 or 10 if it had been paragraphed from the start.

Derivatives

paragraphic

adjective parəˈɡrafɪk

Like Ozone 2, most work begins around the paragraphic equalizer where, besides switching between a modeled analog or digital phase linear EQ, you have up to eight different overlapping frequency points or nodes to affect.
Example sentencesExamples
- Parametric equalizers, often referred to as ‘paragraphic’, provide extended flexibility and customization options based on their ability to control the Bandwidth.

Origin

Late 15th century: from French paragraphe, via medieval Latin from Greek paragraphos 'short stroke marking a break in sense', from para- 'beside' + graphein 'write'.

Definition of paragraph in US English:

paragraph

nounˈperəˌɡrafˈpɛrəˌɡræf

A distinct section of a piece of writing, usually dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering.
段落；节
the concluding paragraph
the information set out in paragraph 3
Example sentencesExamples
- The style is similar to that of a textbook with several indented paragraphs of quotes.
- Now go back and re-read the first paragraph or the next sentence will sound a little strange.
- In the process of drafting their material, they may combine and recombine paragraphs.
- Entries are usually fairly short, maybe a sentence or a paragraph, but can be much longer.
- Each chapter has a useful set of concluding paragraphs for a quick analysis of theme studies.
- I'm going to try to summarize in a few paragraphs the qualities that make up a good player.
- Then in the concluding three paragraphs the doctor summarises his opinion.
- In a series of numbered paragraphs, Lord Taylor summarised the position.
- In the first paragraph the trial judge accurately set out the first two issues.
- The transcripts were hand-written with many lines and paragraphs crossed out.
- The following paragraphs summarise or refer to your main terms and conditions of service as they apply at present.
- We agree with the views expressed in that paragraph but we emphasise that today we would not have allowed that appeal.
- Would your Honour like me to just refer to the specific paragraphs where the sections have been amended?
- Also, does anyone know how to separate paragraphs with a line or something on a chapter?
- I have been trying to find a detailed description of this but there are only short paragraphs.
- I'm going to have to learn to summarise the days events and my thoughts into a few paragraphs.
- I mentioned, a few paragraphs ago, the conceptual structure of a plural noun, such as houses.
- The article is all but fourteen paragraphs long but the real stuffing of the reflective piece is the last five.
- It just took fifteen minutes to write that paragraph and I'm still not sure whether it makes any sense.
- He was reading through the file, staring at a single name in one of the paragraphs in the report.
Synonyms
section, subdivision, part, subsection, division, portion, segment, bit, passage, clause
report, article, item, piece, notice, write-up, note, mention

verbˈperəˌɡrafˈpɛrəˌɡræf

[with object]

Arrange (a piece of writing) in paragraphs.
把（文章）分段
his style deploys a lack of conventional paragraphing
Example sentencesExamples
- It would read even faster had he paragraphed the dialogue out, but then again, that would have doubled the length of an already weighty book.
- This would have got 9 or 10 if it had been paragraphed from the start.

Origin

Late 15th century: from French paragraphe, via medieval Latin from Greek paragraphos ‘short stroke marking a break in sense’, from para- ‘beside’ + graphein ‘write’.

词汇	paragraph
释义	Definition of paragraph in English: paragraph noun ˈparəɡrɑːfˈpɛrəˌɡræf A distinct section of a piece of writing, usually dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering. 段落；节 the concluding paragraph the information set out in paragraph 3 Example sentencesExamples Now go back and re-read the first paragraph or the next sentence will sound a little strange. Would your Honour like me to just refer to the specific paragraphs where the sections have been amended? It just took fifteen minutes to write that paragraph and I'm still not sure whether it makes any sense. The transcripts were hand-written with many lines and paragraphs crossed out. The following paragraphs summarise or refer to your main terms and conditions of service as they apply at present. Also, does anyone know how to separate paragraphs with a line or something on a chapter? I mentioned, a few paragraphs ago, the conceptual structure of a plural noun, such as houses. In a series of numbered paragraphs, Lord Taylor summarised the position. I'm going to have to learn to summarise the days events and my thoughts into a few paragraphs. The style is similar to that of a textbook with several indented paragraphs of quotes. The article is all but fourteen paragraphs long but the real stuffing of the reflective piece is the last five. He was reading through the file, staring at a single name in one of the paragraphs in the report. In the process of drafting their material, they may combine and recombine paragraphs. Then in the concluding three paragraphs the doctor summarises his opinion. I have been trying to find a detailed description of this but there are only short paragraphs. We agree with the views expressed in that paragraph but we emphasise that today we would not have allowed that appeal. Each chapter has a useful set of concluding paragraphs for a quick analysis of theme studies. I'm going to try to summarize in a few paragraphs the qualities that make up a good player. Entries are usually fairly short, maybe a sentence or a paragraph, but can be much longer. In the first paragraph the trial judge accurately set out the first two issues. Synonyms section, subdivision, part, subsection, division, portion, segment, bit, passage, clause report, article, item, piece, notice, write-up, note, mention verb ˈparəɡrɑːfˈpɛrəˌɡræf [with object] Arrange (a piece of writing) in paragraphs. 把（文章）分段 his style deploys a lack of conventional paragraphing Example sentencesExamples It would read even faster had he paragraphed the dialogue out, but then again, that would have doubled the length of an already weighty book. This would have got 9 or 10 if it had been paragraphed from the start. Derivatives paragraphic adjective parəˈɡrafɪk Like Ozone 2, most work begins around the paragraphic equalizer where, besides switching between a modeled analog or digital phase linear EQ, you have up to eight different overlapping frequency points or nodes to affect. Example sentencesExamples Parametric equalizers, often referred to as ‘paragraphic’, provide extended flexibility and customization options based on their ability to control the Bandwidth. Origin Late 15th century: from French paragraphe, via medieval Latin from Greek paragraphos 'short stroke marking a break in sense', from para- 'beside' + graphein 'write'. Definition of paragraph in US English: paragraph nounˈperəˌɡrafˈpɛrəˌɡræf A distinct section of a piece of writing, usually dealing with a single theme and indicated by a new line, indentation, or numbering. 段落；节 the concluding paragraph the information set out in paragraph 3 Example sentencesExamples The style is similar to that of a textbook with several indented paragraphs of quotes. Now go back and re-read the first paragraph or the next sentence will sound a little strange. In the process of drafting their material, they may combine and recombine paragraphs. Entries are usually fairly short, maybe a sentence or a paragraph, but can be much longer. Each chapter has a useful set of concluding paragraphs for a quick analysis of theme studies. I'm going to try to summarize in a few paragraphs the qualities that make up a good player. Then in the concluding three paragraphs the doctor summarises his opinion. In a series of numbered paragraphs, Lord Taylor summarised the position. In the first paragraph the trial judge accurately set out the first two issues. The transcripts were hand-written with many lines and paragraphs crossed out. The following paragraphs summarise or refer to your main terms and conditions of service as they apply at present. We agree with the views expressed in that paragraph but we emphasise that today we would not have allowed that appeal. Would your Honour like me to just refer to the specific paragraphs where the sections have been amended? Also, does anyone know how to separate paragraphs with a line or something on a chapter? I have been trying to find a detailed description of this but there are only short paragraphs. I'm going to have to learn to summarise the days events and my thoughts into a few paragraphs. I mentioned, a few paragraphs ago, the conceptual structure of a plural noun, such as houses. The article is all but fourteen paragraphs long but the real stuffing of the reflective piece is the last five. It just took fifteen minutes to write that paragraph and I'm still not sure whether it makes any sense. He was reading through the file, staring at a single name in one of the paragraphs in the report. Synonyms section, subdivision, part, subsection, division, portion, segment, bit, passage, clause report, article, item, piece, notice, write-up, note, mention verbˈperəˌɡrafˈpɛrəˌɡræf [with object] Arrange (a piece of writing) in paragraphs. 把（文章）分段 his style deploys a lack of conventional paragraphing Example sentencesExamples It would read even faster had he paragraphed the dialogue out, but then again, that would have doubled the length of an already weighty book. This would have got 9 or 10 if it had been paragraphed from the start. Origin Late 15th century: from French paragraphe, via medieval Latin from Greek paragraphos ‘short stroke marking a break in sense’, from para- ‘beside’ + graphein ‘write’.
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