nonstructural
nonstructural — 形容詞
- nonstructuralpositive
- more nonstructuralcomparative
- most nonstructuralsuperlative
1. describing building components — such as interior walls, doors, and windows — th
非結構的
非建築物主體承重結構的
describing building components — such as interior walls, doors, and windows — that do not support the weight of a building and can be changed or removed without affecting its stability
Bao asked his architect whether the brick partition between the two bedrooms was nonstructural.
Bao 問他的建築師，兩間臥室之間的磚牆是否為非結構的。
indirect question: whether + was nonstructural
During office remodeling, Caio and his crew removed all nonstructural partitions to open the space.
辦公室改建期間，Caio 和他的團隊拆除了所有非結構隔間，以開闊空間。
time phrase + subject + remove + nonstructural + noun
Nonstructural ceiling tiles are easy to replace and are not part of the steel frame.
非結構天花板板材很容易更換，而且不是鋼構骨架的一部分。
Nonstructural garden items like fences and storage sheds were not covered by Allison's home insurance.
非結構的庭院物品，如圍籬和儲物棚，不在 Allison 的家庭保險理賠範圍內。
The building inspector marked the nonstructural walls on the blueprint with a bright yellow marker.
建築檢查員用螢光黃色記號筆在藍圖上標記了非結構牆。
- non-load-bearing
more specific; used mainly for walls and columns that do not carry vertical weight
- decorative
narrower in meaning; focuses on appearance rather than engineering function
- secondary
broader; can describe non-essential elements in any system, not just buildings
- structural
the direct opposite; refers to the main load-bearing framework of a building
- load-bearing
specifically describes elements that carry the weight of floors, walls, or the roof
用法筆記
Typically used before nouns such as 'wall,' 'element,' 'component,' 'part,' and 'partition.' Common in architecture, construction, renovation, and insurance contexts. May be written with a hyphen (non-structural) in some style guides, but the closed form 'nonstructural' is standard in technical usage.