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单词 construct
释义
construct
(kənstrʌkt )
Word forms: constructs , constructing , constructed pronunciation note:   The verb is pronounced (kənstrʌkt ). The noun is pronounced (kɒnstrʌkt ).
1. verb B2
If you construct something such as a building, road, or machine, you build it or make it.
The company is constructing 70 homes and a 130-room hotel on the land. [VERB noun]
The boxes should be constructed from rough-sawn timber. [be V-ed + from/of/out of]
They thought he had escaped through a specially-constructed tunnel. [VERB-ed]
Synonyms: build, make, form, create  
2. verb
If you construct something such as an idea, a piece of writing, or a system, you create it by putting different parts together.
You will find it difficult to construct a spending plan without first recording your spending. [VERB noun]
He eventually constructed a business empire which ran to Thailand and Singapore. [VERB noun]
The novel is constructed from a series of on-the-spot reports. [be V-ed + from/out of]
...using carefully-constructed tests. [VERB-ed]
Synonyms: create, make, form, set up  
3. countable noun
A construct is a complex idea. [formal]
...the underlying constructs (beliefs, philosophy, etc.) which influence action and behaviour.
It was a re-enactment of the same mental construct under which slavery was justified.
4. countable noun
A construct is something that is built, made, or created. [formal]
The kites were flimsy constructs but soared to over a thousand feet.
The country was an artificial construct held together by force.
Collocations:
construct a dam
When built, adoption of the constant arch design for the dam reduced costs by 20% because less concrete was needed to construct the dam.
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Three years later in 1998, a consortium to fund and construct the dam was organized.
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A request to construct the dam was submitted in 1907 and initial construction began in 1916.
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The agreement gave 8000 acres of land for the reservoir and another 100 acres to construct the dam.
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The usual approach was to construct a dam to retain surface water, or to drill a series of wells, and store the water in a water tank.
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construct a fence
The city had agreed shortly thereafter that our church would need to construct a fence prior to any major building program.
Christianity Today
The thought occurred to our church chairman that even though our improvements didn't require it, it might be a redemptive time to go the second mile and construct a fence.
Christianity Today
Now the trust has started constructing a fence and gates around the core site as part of modernisation plans funded by an 8 million lottery grant.
Times, Sunday Times
In other outings, she constructs a fence and builds a desk.
Houston Chronicle
He spends 40 hours a week painting apartments, constructing fences, and many other things.
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construct a frame
Or salvage some old string - stables often have some from straw bales - and construct a frame to support the strings from reclaimed wood.
The Sun
An encoder will use various algorithms such as motion estimation to construct a frame that describes the differences.
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That year, they constructed a frame structure near the site of the present church and a priest was assigned to the parish.
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They constructed the frame, made of 10-15 posts set some ten feet apart, which outlined the central room of the lodge.
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construct a model
The resultant model may indicate solutions to improve reliability, however there are no numerical aspects involved in the methodology used to construct the model.
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In 1923, the school received funds from the state legislature to construct a model farm home, trade shop, and hog and poultry houses.
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In reality, it can be quite difficult to construct a model of the group mind by merely asking for a majority opinion.
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Then we can build/construct a model or use an existing model to predict mortality rates for each of the hospitals.
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Creatively adapting bicycle handle grips, she constructed a model that was initially contested, but later proved right in every respect.
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construct a narrative
One has to construct a narrative among the details to get a sense of the whole.
Christianity Today
We take an alleged crime, get excited about it, and construct a narrative not around the evidence, but around a foible or two with ambiguous overtones.
Times, Sunday Times
Voters use small amounts of personal information to construct a narrative about candidates.
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Does that mean she understands herself, that she has constructed a narrative of her life that works for her?
Times, Sunday Times
The audience must take an active hand in constructing the narrative, disrupting the stability of their perceptions.
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construct a nest
Nuthatches have started to construct their nest holes and to make their nests in them.
Times, Sunday Times
Species that nest in marshes must construct a nesting platform in order to keep the nest dry, particularly in species that nest in tidal marshes.
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Their generic name comes from the characteristic bristle tufts in the mandibles which are used to carry material to construct the cells in the nest, and for constructing the nest.
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Blackbirds, robins, thrushes, house martins and swallows all need a ready supply of wet soil for constructing their nests.
Times, Sunday Times
The species constructs a nest or redd in the gravel bed of a stream.
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construct a plant
If the government owned shares, the cost of raising the debt needed to construct the plant would fall, but the taxpayer would be exposed to cost overruns.
Times, Sunday Times
Care was taken during design to construct a plant with a small footprint and the plant will be placed on previously disturbed ground.
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He had to construct a plant and apparatus that would still function under high gas pressures and high temperatures.
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He constructed a plant consisting of one large building and two smaller ones and procured the best equipment and workmen available.
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Constructing the plant near one of these deposits could, under specific circumstances, compromise the facilitys safety.
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construct a scenario
Dance supposed and inferred and assumed until he had constructed a scenario of innuendo.
Times, Sunday Times
Similarly, one can construct scenarios where in the end, 2 marbles are left, or 17 or, of course, infinitely many.
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In general, the contestants play games of paintball against the show's antagonists in elaborately constructed scenarios.
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Despite constructing scenarios wherein it appears impossible for the celebrities to fail, they invariably do.
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The prompt generally includes information on social distance between participants and pre-event background to aid the participant in constructing the scenarios.
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construct a shelter
I need to construct a shelter, because soon it will be night-time.
Times, Sunday Times
It's a chance to learn how to cook on a campfire, construct a shelter, make and use a bow and arrow, study wildlife and, of course, build a raft.
Times, Sunday Times
They construct a shelter made from rolled leaves of its host plant where it rests during the day.
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They construct a shelter made of grass stems loosely held together with silk.
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They construct a shelter made by rolling and joining leaves together with silk at the base of their host plant.
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construct a temple
The shepherd prayed and asked the lord whether he should construct a temple for him.
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After some time, in 1863, they decided to construct this temple to cultivate local learning talents.
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Both of them started searching for the place to construct a temple.
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In order to address this deficiency, the municipal government made the decision to construct a temple.
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Its builders used the soft globigerina limestone that caps the ridge to construct the temple.
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construct a theory
Later, during the late nineteenth-century, several influential neurologists studied language in an attempt to construct a theory of cognition.
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In matrix mechanics, the correspondence principle was built in and was used to construct the theory.
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It was a long way, however, from acknowledging the existence of the polyp to constructing the theory of natural selection.
Times, Sunday Times
Often, social scientists begin constructing a theory by observing aspects of social life, seeking to discover patterns that may point to more or less universal principles.
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construct a tower
The materials used to construct the tower were aluminum, reinforced concrete and glass.
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These concessions enabled the developers to construct a tower more than twice the height which would otherwise be allowable on the site.
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The first two castaways to either construct a tower 8 ft tall or have the tallest tower after 30 minutes would remain in the game.
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Five million bricks, 2,500 tonnes of iron and 93 tonnes of cast steel were used to construct the tower.
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In the late 1920s, university students were finally successful in collecting the necessary funding to construct a tower, although not as a war memorial.
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construct a tunnel
To construct the tunnel, items such as a geothermal ground source system were forced to reschedule.
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The dioptra may have been sophisticated enough, for example, to construct a tunnel through two opposite points in a mountain.
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They wanted to make use of peaceful nuclear explosions to construct a tunnel, drastically reducing construction costs compared to conventional methods.
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Cut and cover construction was used to construct the tunnel.
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Instead, it became possible to construct a tunnel at deep level without adversely affecting conditions on the surface.
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construct a wall
Her ex-husband argues that he was obliged by law to construct the wall because the court ruling requiring the house to be divided had to be fulfilled within five days.
Times, Sunday Times
After a while, the police constructed a wall consisting of more than 100 containers around the school.
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He articulated his desire to isolate himself by constructing a wall across the stage between the performers and the audience.
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construct an identity
We must abject the maternal, the object which has created us, in order to construct an identity.
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They have not made an effort to construct an identity and therefore have no identity to reform.
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From this experience, he was pushed into the hip-hop music that constructed his identity.
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However, she soon discovered that observing the behaviour and actions of these strangers provided information with which to construct their identities.
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Culture can be defined as, the social process whereby people communicate meanings, make sense of their world, construct their identities, and define their beliefs and values.
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construct an image
But these revelations, one after another, help to construct an image of a society under threat from the secret actions of its own supposed protectors.
Times, Sunday Times
Now scientists have used genetic sleuthing to construct an image of that flower - to help us understand both plants and the insects that developed alongside them.
Times, Sunday Times
One format approach proposed for interstellar messages was to use the product of two prime numbers to construct an image.
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The designer can choose to visually construct an image and the software will generate the necessary code.
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Photographs, rather than drawings, of individual features are used to construct an image of a suspect.
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construct properly
If constructed properly, the say, the flats and compartments within a block are designed to physically contain a blaze and keeping the stairwells clear allows firefighters to gain access quickly.
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If constructed properly, the removal of a single stick causes the other sticks to fly apart with surprising force.
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They can, when constructed properly (without reliance on other content for its meaning), be reused in any context anywhere needed.
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constructed entirely
So why not have a whole film constructed entirely from car chases?
Times, Sunday Times
Those who worked with and for him s then paint a portrait of an obsessive, intense coach whose life was constructed entirely around his work.
Times, Sunday Times
But for real inspiration, visit com/ 68n24r to watch a living room, complete with cushions and television, being constructed entirely sand.
Times, Sunday Times
It took 18 years to complete and was constructed entirely by hand.
Times, Sunday Times
A stage play can be constructed entirely from the banal material of everyday life.
Times, Sunday Times
cultural construct
That science itself might be considered a social practice or a cultural construct was never entertained as a serious possibility.
Christianity Today
No social or cultural construct can contain this idealized individual.
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They constitute more of a cultural construct than formal geographical designation.
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As a cultural construct, the concept of a continent may go beyond the continental shelf to include oceanic islands and continental fragments.
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Chow sees the clarification as providing the opportunity for obscured cultural practices to become more visible as a cultural construct.
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social construct
Other starting points, however erudite the subsequent argumentation, inescapably produce nothing more than subjective social construct.
Christianity Today
The social construct said it was right.
Christianity Today
Historians, on the other hand, propose that marriage was a social construct designed to create familial or tribal alliances that would increase the economic viability of the group.
Times, Sunday Times
You are worrying about an irrelevant social construct.
Times, Sunday Times
Whatever else they say, most rugby players do not start talking about national identity as a social construct when asked about playing for their country.
Times, Sunday Times
theoretical construct
Humans continue to live in a real world rather than a theoretical construct.
Times, Sunday Times
Especially since the 1990s there has, however, been strong arguments put forward to revive the concept of document as the basic theoretical construct.
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The complex probability amplitudes are something of a theoretical construct and can not be directly observed.
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They are a purely theoretical construct which perfectly transform voltages and currents by the given ratio without loss.
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The following real world example illustrates this theoretical construct.
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Translations:
Chinese: 建造
Japanese: 建設する
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