structure in Latin
structure in Latin is compāgēs — structure means a building or other physical construction made of connected parts.
structure in Latin
compāgēs
The underlying shape of a solid.
What does "structure" mean?
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noun A building or other physical construction made of connected parts.
"The bridge is an impressive structure made of steel and stone."
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noun The way in which the parts of something are organized or arranged.
"Scientists studied the structure of the crystal under a powerful microscope."
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verb To arrange or organize something according to a plan.
"Try to structure your essay so each paragraph covers one clear idea."
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structure in a sentence
- The bridge is an impressive structure made of steel and stone.
- The old barn was a wooden structure held up by thick beams.
- Scientists studied the structure of the crystal under a powerful microscope.
- The structure of the novel alternates between two timelines.
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What is "structure" in Latin?
"structure" in Latin is compāgēs. structure means: A building or other physical construction made of connected parts.
How do you use "structure" in a sentence?
Example: "The bridge is an impressive structure made of steel and stone." In Latin, "structure" is compāgēs.
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