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construct

UK
/kənˈstrʌkt/
US
/kənˈstrʌkt/

Translations

constructnoun
constructs
pl
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US
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The engineer designed a new construct for the bridge.
Инженер разработал новую конструкцию для моста.
The philosophical construct of reality is complex.
Философская концепция реальности сложна.
The construct was completed in record time.
Сооружение было завершено в рекордные сроки.
Additional translations
построение
образ
Synonyms
structure
building
edifice
framework
creation
formation
composition
design
constructverb
constructed
Past Simple
constructed
Past Participle
constructing
Gerund
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They plan to construct a new bridge over the river.
Они планируют построить новый мост через реку.
The engineers will construct a prototype of the new device.
Инженеры будут конструировать прототип нового устройства.
The artist constructs a unique sculpture from recycled materials.
Художник создаёт уникальную скульптуру из переработанных материалов.
Additional translations
формировать
разрабатывать
Synonyms
build
create
assemble
form
devise
fabricate
erect
establish
produce
design
Antonyms
destroy
demolish
ruin
constructadjective
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Noun used attributively (e.g., "construct validity"); treated as adjective per guidelines.

Definitions

constructnoun
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.
constructverb
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.
constructadjective
Relating to or derived from a theoretical or abstract construct.
The study examined construct validity in the assessment tool.
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