noun a government department
In the context of government, a bureau refers to an administrative unit or department responsible for a specific function or area of public policy.
In the context of media, a bureau refers to a news bureau or office established by a media organization in a specific location to cover news and events in that area.
In the context of furniture, a bureau is a type of chest of drawers or a writing desk, typically with a mirror attached.
A writer may have a bureau where they keep their writing materials and reference books.
A psychologist may have a bureau where they store client files and assessment tools.
A journalist may have a bureau where they organize notes, research, and interview transcripts.
An architect may have a bureau where they store blueprints, design plans, and project proposals.
A lawyer may have a bureau where they keep legal documents, case files, and reference materials.
A historian may have a bureau where they store archival materials, research notes, and historical documents.