Construct from Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈkɑnstɹəkt/, /kənˈstɹəkt/ /ˈfɹəm

KUHN-struhkt FRUHM

UK

ˈkɒn.stɹʌkt/ /fɹˈɒm

KON-struhkt from

Definição

To make or build something using certain materials, parts, or ideas as the base. Often used to show what something is made out of or how it is developed.

Uso & Nuances

Usually used in formal, technical, or academic contexts. Common with materials ("construct from wood"), components ("construct from smaller modules"), or abstract elements ("the theory is constructed from several ideas"). Not used for people or animals; preferred for objects, methods, or concepts.

• Spanish: construir a partir de - elaborado a partir de
• Portuguese (BR): construir a partir de - feito a partir de
• Portuguese (PT): construir a partir de - feito a partir de
• Chinese (Simplified): 由...构建 - 用...建造
• Chinese (Traditional): 由...構建 - 用...建造
• Hindi: से निर्मित करना - से बनाना
• Arabic: بُنِيَ من - مُنشأ من
• Bengali: থেকে তৈরি করা - থেকে নির্মিত করা
• Russian: из - построить из - составить из
• Japanese: 〜から構築する - 〜から作られる
• Vietnamese: được xây dựng từ - được tạo thành từ
• Korean: ~로 구성되다 - ~로 만들어지다
• Turkish: -den inşa etmek - -den oluşturmak
• Urdu: سے تعمیر کرنا - سے بنایا گیا
• Indonesian: dibuat dari - dibangun dari

Frases de Exemplo

The table was constructed from recycled wood.

basic

The bridge was constructed from steel.

basic

The model is constructed from plastic pieces.

basic

These shoes are constructed from high-quality leather for extra durability.

natural

The painting was constructed from layers of bright colors and textures.

natural

Her argument was constructed from a mix of facts and personal experience.

natural