construct meaning

• Verb: construct  kun'strúkt
  1. Make by combining materials and parts
     "Some eccentric constructed an electric brassiere warmer"
     - build, make 
  2. Put together out of artificial or natural components or parts
     - manufacture, fabricate 
  3. Draw with suitable instruments and under specified conditions
     "construct an equilateral triangle" 
  4. Create by linking linguistic units
     "construct a sentence"; "construct a paragraph" 
  5. Create by organizing and linking ideas, arguments, or concepts
     "construct a proof"; "construct an argument" 
  6. Reassemble mentally
     - reconstruct, retrace
  Noun: construct  kónstrúkt
  1. An abstract or general idea inferred or derived from specific instances
     - concept, conception

  Derived forms: constructs, constructing, constructed

  See also: construction, constructor

  Type of: conjecture, create, create by mental act, create mentally, delineate, describe, draw, hypothecate, hypothesise [Brit], hypothesize, idea, line, make, speculate, suppose, theorise [Brit], theorize, thought, trace

  Encyclopedia: Construct

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  [Business]
  verb [+ obj]

  1 construct sth (from/out of/of sth) (often be constructed)

  to build or make sth large, such as a road, building or machine:

  The building was constructed in 1972.

  The frame is constructed from steel and plastic.

  a newly constructed hotel

  ⇨ BUILD verb (1)

  2

  to create sth by putting different things or parts together:

  I've constructed my own homepage on the Web.

  a carefully constructed letter

  to construct a portfolio of investments

  ⇨ BUILD verb (2)

  RECONSTRUCT

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  [Electronics]
  A source (user’s) computer program statement that, when implemented, produces a predetermined effect.
  
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  [Medicine]
  n : something constructed esp. by mental synthesis ‹form a construct of a physical object by mentally assembling and integrating sense-data›
  

• It is simple to construct in moderate sizes.
• The sidereal year is not used to construct a calendar.
• Now he can construct a diagram.
• We can construct many functions by assuming x=y.
• We can construct the following sequence of identities.
• It is required to construct an access bridge over a motorway.
• I have not hesitated to construct arguments in its support.
• construct a flow chart to make a robot cross a road.
• There are a number of ways in which one can construct a triplet code.
• I can construct bridges which are very light and strong and very portable.

• "construct" meaning in Chinese: vt. 1.构成，建造，建筑，铺设，架设；【数学】作(图)；【语法】造(句)，作(文)。2.构想，创立。3.解释。...
• "construct" meaning in Japanese: construct v. 組み立てる, 建てる, 構成する. 【副詞１】 ◆He constructed it ca...
• "construct" meaning in Korean: noun, adjective, 건조(구조)물, 구성, 구성개념, ~ed(), 몸매가 좋은(여자), ~ib...
• "construct" meaning in Russian: 1) _книж. конструкция, особ мысленная; концепция Ex: great...
• "construct" meaning in Arabic: v. بنى, شيد, أنشأ, رتب, ركب, نظم
• "construct" meaning in French: n. forme, modèle; notion, concept v. construire, confec...