1) the scientific study of the structure and distribution of plants (botany)
2) the buying, selling and distribution of goods (especially between countries) (commerce)
3) the scientific study of the production, sale, distribution and use of goods and wealth (economics)
4) (a particular kind of) work in factories, mines etc to manufacture, obtain, things (contrasted with distribution and commerce); (the quality of) working long and hard (industry)
5) a printed sheet (sometimes folded) with announcements etc, especially one for free distribution (leaflet)
6) a supply or store of goods available for sale, distribution or use, especially goods kept by a trader or shopkeeper (stock)
7) a building for storing goods before distribution to retailers (warehouse)
8) the scientific study of the structure, forms and distribution of animals (zoology)
the control or management of the affairs of a government, business or organization
management of an organization or effort
the process of classifying or being classified
categorization
the act or art of composing e.g. a piece of writing or music
structure, arrangement
the act of distributing
allocation of supply
the process of dividing or being divided
separation, disconnection
to receive / begin to receive weekly payment from the State as an unemployed person
allowance, allocation
the careful way in which things are placed in relation to one another; a request to supply goods; a written instruction (especially to a bank or post office) to pay money, or giving authority
arrangement, organization
the division (e.g. of a country) into parts ; something that separates or divides, e.g. a thin wall between rooms
divider, division
the relation of one thing to another in quantity, size etc; relation of a part to the whole
relative amount, size of part to whole
the state of being known to, seen by, everyone
promotion of something, someone
the act of radiating; something radiated: 'radiations emitted by an X-ray apparatus'
dissemination
a fixed quantity or share, especially of food, allowed to one person or group; to limit (food, water etc)
allotment of limited supply
a connected series of events, ideas etc
series, order
severance pay' = money paid to an employee, e.g. when a contract has ended
division
