structures
structures — 名詞
- structuressingular
- structuresesplural
1. organized patterns showing how separate elements fit together in a thing or syst
結構
各部分的安排
organized patterns showing how separate elements fit together in a thing or system.
The report compares the management structures of three local charities.
這份報告比較三個地方慈善機構的管理結構。
collocation: management structures
Students learned how sentence structures change the meaning of a paragraph.
學生學到句子結構如何改變段落的意思。
collocation: sentence structures
Different family structures may need different kinds of community support.
不同的家庭結構可能需要不同類型的社區支持。
The course explains basic data structures before introducing algorithms.
這門課先說明基本資料結構，再介紹演算法。
- systems
emphasizes the working whole rather than the arrangement itself
- frameworks
emphasizes the supporting outline or plan
用法筆記
Use this plural sense when comparing several systems, patterns, or internal arrangements.
2. built objects made from connected parts, especially large buildings or similar c
建築物
建成的大型物體
built objects made from connected parts, especially large buildings or similar constructions.
Several steel structures near the harbor were damaged by the storm.
港口附近有幾座鋼製建築在暴風雨中受損。
collocation: steel structures
The museum displays models of ancient stone structures from the region.
博物館展示該地區古代石造建築的模型。
collocation: stone structures
Temporary structures were set up for visitors during the festival.
節日期間為遊客搭建了臨時建築。
Engineers inspected the bridge supports and nearby concrete structures.
工程師檢查橋梁支撐和附近的混凝土結構。
- buildings
the everyday word for houses, offices, and similar constructions
- constructions
more technical, often used when discussing how something was built
用法筆記
This is a slightly formal word for buildings and other constructed objects, such as bridges, towers, or shelters.
3. body parts or organs with an organized shape that lets them do a specific job.
器官構造
有功能的身體部位
body parts or organs with an organized shape that lets them do a specific job.
The diagram labels the main structures inside the human ear.
這張圖標出人耳內部的主要構造。
collocation: structures inside the ear
Doctors checked nearby structures before removing the small growth.
醫生在切除小腫塊前檢查了附近的構造。
collocation: nearby structures
The scan showed several tiny structures around the patient's knee.
掃描顯示病人膝蓋周圍有幾個細小構造。
Biology students compared plant structures under the classroom microscope.
生物課學生在教室顯微鏡下比較植物構造。
用法筆記
In biology and medicine, this plural often refers to named or visible parts inside a body, organ, plant, or cell.
structures — 動詞
- structurespresent simple I / you / we / they
- structureses3rd person singular
- structuresing-ing form
- structuresedpast simple
1. plans or arranges something so its separate parts follow a clear order.
規劃
按清楚順序安排
plans or arranges something so its separate parts follow a clear order.
The teacher structures each lesson around one practical problem.
老師把每堂課規劃成圍繞一個實際問題。
pattern: structures something around something
Mina structures her presentation so the evidence appears first.
Mina 規劃簡報時，先呈現證據。
pattern: structures something so that...
The editor structures long articles into short sections.
編輯把長文章安排成幾個短章節。
Our coach structures training carefully before every tournament.
我們的教練每次比賽前都仔細規劃訓練。
- disorganizes
makes something less orderly
文法句型
structure + noun phrase
用法筆記
This verb is common with things that have planned parts, such as courses, essays, meetings, deals, or training.