Constitute Meaning in English

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التعريف

To form or make up something; to be considered as or equivalent to something else.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal or academic word, often used in law, science, or official writing ('constitute a crime', 'constitute a committee'). Not used in casual conversation. Often introduces something seen as a sum of parts or something being classified.

• Spanish: constituir - representar
• Portuguese (BR): constituir - representar
• Portuguese (PT): constituir - representar
• Chinese (Simplified): 构成 - 组成 - 被视为
• Chinese (Traditional): 構成 - 組成 - 被視為
• Hindi: गठन करना - बनाना
• Arabic: يشكل - يمثل
• Bengali: গঠন করা - সৃষ্ট করা - গণ্য হওয়া
• Russian: составлять - образовывать - являться (чем-либо)
• Japanese: 構成する - 成す
• Vietnamese: cấu thành - tạo nên - được xem là
• Korean: 구성하다 - 이루다 - 간주되다
• Turkish: oluşturmak - teşkil etmek - sayılmak
• Urdu: تشکیل دینا - شمار کیا جانا
• Indonesian: membentuk - merupakan - dianggap sebagai

جمل نموذجية

Three people constitute a committee.

basic

Missing a payment can constitute a breach of contract.

basic

These actions constitute a serious offense.

basic

Does forgetting to call really constitute being rude?

natural

His actions don’t constitute a crime under the new law.

natural

A few bad apples don’t constitute the whole group.

natural