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structure in Chinese

structure in Chinese is 結構, 结构 — structure means a building or other physical construction made of connected parts.

structure in Chinese

結構
noun
Pronounced: jié gòu
A cohesive whole built up of distinct parts.
结构
noun
Pronounced: jié gòu
The underlying shape of a solid.

What does "structure" mean?

  1. noun A building or other physical construction made of connected parts.
    "The old barn was a wooden structure held up by thick beams."
  2. noun The way in which the parts of something are organized or arranged.
    "The structure of the novel alternates between two timelines."
  3. verb To arrange or organize something according to a plan.
    "She structured her presentation around three main arguments."
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structure in a sentence

  • The old barn was a wooden structure held up by thick beams.
  • Engineers inspected the structure after the earthquake.
  • The structure of the novel alternates between two timelines.
  • A company’s management structure shapes how decisions get made.

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What is "structure" in Chinese?

"structure" in Chinese is 結構, 结构. structure means: A building or other physical construction made of connected parts.

How do you pronounce 結構?

"structure" in Chinese is 結構, pronounced "jié gòu".

How do you use "structure" in a sentence?

Example: "The old barn was a wooden structure held up by thick beams." In Chinese, "structure" is 結構, 结构.

Are there other ways to say "structure" in Chinese?

Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "structure": 結構, 结构.

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