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Structural Meaning in English

word

/ˈstɹəktʃɝəɫ/
STRUHK-cher-uhl
/stɹˈʌktʃəɹəl/
struhk-CHUH-ruhl

释义

Related to the way something is built, organized, or constructed. It often describes the physical parts that hold something together or the underlying system or framework of something.

用法与细微差别

'Structural' is mostly used in technical, academic, or formal contexts. Collocations: 'structural damage,' 'structural engineer,' 'structural changes.' It is not about decoration or appearance, but about fundamental parts or systems. Don't confuse with 'constructional' (more about the act of building).

例句

The bridge has structural problems.

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A structural engineer checks if buildings are safe.

basic

They made structural changes to improve the school.

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We need a full structural assessment after the earthquake.

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Don’t worry, the cracks are not structural—they’re just in the paint.

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The company is going through some major structural changes this year.

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