infrastructure in Latin
infrastructure in Latin is infrastuctura — infrastructure means the basic physical systems — roads, power, water, networks — that a place or organization needs to function.
infrastructure in Latin
infrastuctura
(systems theory) An underlying base or foundation for a building, organization, or system. [from 1887]
What does "infrastructure" mean?
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noun The basic physical systems — roads, power, water, networks — that a place or organization needs to function.
"The city invested heavily in transport infrastructure."
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infrastructure in a sentence
- The city invested heavily in transport infrastructure.
- Poor internet infrastructure slowed the whole region down.
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What is "infrastructure" in Latin?
"infrastructure" in Latin is infrastuctura. infrastructure means: The basic physical systems — roads, power, water, networks — that a place or organization needs to function.
How do you use "infrastructure" in a sentence?
Example: "The city invested heavily in transport infrastructure." In Latin, "infrastructure" is infrastuctura.
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