constituent in Japanese
constituent in Japanese is 構成素 — constituent means being one of the parts that make up a whole.
constituent in Japanese
構成素
(grammar) A functional element of a phrase or clause
What does "constituent" mean?
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adj Being one of the parts that make up a whole.
"Hydrogen and oxygen are the constituent elements of water."
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noun A part or component that makes up something larger.
"Sugar is a key constituent of the recipe."
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noun A voter or resident represented by an elected official.
"The senator held a town hall to hear from her constituents."
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constituent in a sentence
- Hydrogen and oxygen are the constituent elements of water.
- Sugar is a key constituent of the recipe.
- Researchers analyzed the chemical constituents of the sample.
- The senator held a town hall to hear from her constituents.
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What is "constituent" in Japanese?
"constituent" in Japanese is 構成素. constituent means: Being one of the parts that make up a whole.
How do you use "constituent" in a sentence?
Example: "Hydrogen and oxygen are the constituent elements of water." In Japanese, "constituent" is 構成素.
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