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constructed

/kənˈstrʌktɪd/

constructedpast participle

/kənˈstrʌktɪd/

Functions exclusively as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb "construct"; treated separately from simple gradable adjectives.

Translations

construitSe dit d’une langue ou d’un système créé artificiellement.

Esperanto is a constructed language designed to be easy to learn.

L’espéranto est une langue construite conçue pour être facile à apprendre.

construitSe dit d’un objet, d’un édifice ou d’une chose fabriqués par assemblage de parties.

The newly constructed bridge was opened to the public last week.

Le pont récemment construit a été उद्घ? opened? nope

Additional translations

élaboréS’emploie pour une idée, une argumentation ou un texte soigneusement agencés.

Definitions

Built or formed by putting together parts.

The newly constructed bridge was opened to the public last week.

Carefully put together or arranged in a particular way.

The argument was well-constructed, leaving no room for doubt.

Artificially created or devised rather than arising naturally; man-made.

Esperanto is a constructed language designed to be easy to learn.

Synonyms

constructverb

constructed

Past Simple

constructed

Past Simple

constructed

Past Participle

constructing

Gerund

/kənˈstrʌkt/

Translations

construire

The workers will construct a new bridge over the river.

Les ouvriers construiront un nouveau pont au-dessus de la rivière.

Additional translations

élaborerSurtout pour une théorie, une hypothèse ou un système.

Definitions

To build or form by putting together parts.

The workers will construct a new bridge over the river.

To create or devise a theory, argument, or system.

The scientist constructed a new hypothesis based on the latest data.

To draw or form (a geometric figure) with prescribed accuracy, especially using standard instruments.

Using only a compass and straightedge, construct a regular pentagon.

Synonyms

Antonyms

constructnoun

Definitions

An idea or theory containing various conceptual elements, typically one considered to be subjective and not based on empirical evidence.

The concept of time as a linear progression is a human construct.

Something that has been built or put together, especially a complex structure.

The new shopping mall is an impressive construct of steel and glass.

A structured element or configuration in areas such as computer programming or linguistics.

A loop is a fundamental programming construct.

constructadjective

Definitions

Relating to or derived from a theoretical or abstract construct.

The study examined construct validity in the assessment tool.