Which part of a dictionary entry should you look at to find out whether word is used in special way by people certain occupation or activity?

You should look at the usage notes or labels in a dictionary entry to find out if a word is used in a special way by people in a certain occupation or activity.

Here's why:

* Usage notes often provide specific information about how a word is used in different contexts, including specific fields, professions, or subcultures.

* Labels (such as "technical," "slang," "informal," or "archaic") indicate how a word is typically used and can hint at its association with certain professions or activities.

For example, a dictionary entry for the word "gauge" might include usage notes explaining how it is used differently in the context of engineering, carpentry, or mechanics.