structured

Word family noun structure restructuring structuralism structuralist structurationadjective structural structuralist structured structurelessverb structure restructure adverb structurally

struc·tured /ˈstrʌktʃəd $ -ərd/ AWL adjectiveadj

carefully organized, planned, or arranged 有组织的；有条理的；精心安排的

The interviews were highly structured.

采访安排得很有条理。

a structured approach to teaching

周密的教学方法

Examples from the Corpus

structured• This structured approach might then be extended to other shapes.• The situation has made us aware of the need for a more structured approach to dealing with prisoners' problems.• But is this the only way in which a complicated and highly structured civilization can evolve?• Such information is organised in records as structured data.• First, the problem presented by the client must be of the type that will be responsive to the structured group programme.• This can not be achieved through a structured interview or a questionnaire.• Both interviewer and respondent are allowed much greater leeway in asking and answering questions than is the case with the structured interview.• a structured learning plan• This study is important in establishing that structured recording of data improves patient care.• The social workers' home visits are highly structured, with specific goals and learning objectives.

highly structured• The school day is highly structured.• At first, interviews were highly structured.• They are not restricted, as formal databases are, to record material that is highly structured.• The operational system appeared, to a certain extent, to be fairly regulated with highly structured and defined job descriptions.• It is certainly verified experimentally that the sonic clicks produced are both highly structured and directional.• It may be particularly difficult for small firms to provide highly structured and intensive work-based learning experiences.• This new paradigm has enabled the development of highly structured and usually brief interventions in many areas of individual emotional problems.• But is this the only way in which a complicated and highly structured civilization can evolve?• These emphasise trends towards a highly structured, reactive service based on individual protection, especially in child care.

单词	structured
释义	structured Word family noun structure restructuring structuralism structuralist structurationadjective structural structuralist structured structurelessverb structure restructure adverb structurally struc·tured /ˈstrʌktʃəd $ -ərd/ AWL adjectiveadj carefully organized, planned, or arranged 有组织的；有条理的；精心安排的 The interviews were highly structured. 采访安排得很有条理。 a structured approach to teaching 周密的教学方法 Examples from the Corpus structured• This structured approach might then be extended to other shapes.• The situation has made us aware of the need for a more structured approach to dealing with prisoners' problems.• But is this the only way in which a complicated and highly structured civilization can evolve?• Such information is organised in records as structured data.• First, the problem presented by the client must be of the type that will be responsive to the structured group programme.• This can not be achieved through a structured interview or a questionnaire.• Both interviewer and respondent are allowed much greater leeway in asking and answering questions than is the case with the structured interview.• a structured learning plan• This study is important in establishing that structured recording of data improves patient care.• The social workers' home visits are highly structured, with specific goals and learning objectives. highly structured• The school day is highly structured.• At first, interviews were highly structured.• They are not restricted, as formal databases are, to record material that is highly structured.• The operational system appeared, to a certain extent, to be fairly regulated with highly structured and defined job descriptions.• It is certainly verified experimentally that the sonic clicks produced are both highly structured and directional.• It may be particularly difficult for small firms to provide highly structured and intensive work-based learning experiences.• This new paradigm has enabled the development of highly structured and usually brief interventions in many areas of individual emotional problems.• But is this the only way in which a complicated and highly structured civilization can evolve?• These emphasise trends towards a highly structured, reactive service based on individual protection, especially in child care.
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