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construct

noun B2
1

kuramsal kavram, soyut yapı

a theoretical or abstract concept that is created to explain or organize ideas

The theory introduces a new construct to explain consumer behavior.

  • In linguistics, the notion of 'phoneme' is a fundamental construct.
  • Students often struggle to grasp abstract constructs in philosophy classes.
  • The researchers tested the reliability of their construct across different cultures.
  • Critics argue that the construct of intelligence is overly simplistic and culturally biased.
  • social construct · toplumsal kavram Gender roles are often viewed as a social construct.
  • construct validity · kavram geçerliliği Researchers assess construct validity to ensure the test measures the intended concept.
  • a social construct Gender roles are a social construct.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: ideaconcept

opposite: reality

construct

verb B2
1

inşa etmek, kurmak

to build or put together parts to form a whole, especially a building, structure, or device

The crew will construct the stage before the concert begins.

  • Students were asked to construct a simple circuit for the lab.
  • The government intends to construct a highway to connect the two cities.
  • Architects constructed a sustainable building using eco-friendly materials.
  • After months of planning, the team finally constructed a functional prototype.
  • construct a building · bir bina inşa etmek The company plans to construct a new office building downtown.
  • construct a bridge · bir köprü kurmak Engineers are constructing a bridge over the river to ease traffic.
  • be constructed from sth The sculpture was constructed from recycled metal.

sb: somebody · sth: something

similar: buildassemble

opposite: demolish

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