Definition of structural in English:

structural

adjective ˈstrʌktʃ(ə)r(ə)lˈstrək(t)ʃ(ə)rəl

1Relating to or forming part of the structure of a building or other item.
建筑结构的
the blast left ten buildings with major structural damage
爆炸使10栋建筑物结构严重受损。
Example sentencesExamples
- The structural system consists of simple precast concrete beams and columns.
- The side walls, which in a cruck building have little structural role, are timber-framed.
- The program includes new avionics and propulsion and new structural elements including the wings.
- There was little structural damage, but the hurricane downed trees and blew roofs off of some bungalows.
- A study to reveal the overall structural alteration in this mutant is now in progress.
- Each building has a unique structural system, and yet the two are remarkably similar.
- They also used a picnic table to ram the front door, causing major structural damage to the building.
- We face in this incorporativity an evolution driven by the relation between structural form and elemental composition.
- The impact of the earthquake itself also caused a lot of structural damage to buildings further inland.
- The huge fireballs endlessly shown on television that day caused little structural damage, the report says.
- The design utilises a timber frame with steel structural elements.
- If the logjam, however, is structural in nature, it will be much more difficult to overcome.
- Unstable toxic soils below the building called for creative structural solutions.
- We emphasize that redundancy is a virtue, as structural engineers have learned.
- There is a centrally arranged core of structural material in both the lower stem and first-order lateral roots.
- In many fishes, it is the only structural element in the oral jaws that moves during jaw opening and closing.
- Many of these mutants had clear structural abnormalities, for example, different colored eyes.
- Most other timber-frame systems here use traditional masonry on top of the structural frame of the building.
- Catechin molecules ordinarily have two structural elements that bend around a pivot point.
- He just drove into the building, causing structural damage to one of the outer walls.
Synonyms
constructional, organizational, systemic, constitutional, configurational, formational
technical tectonic
1. 1.1 Relating to the arrangement of and relations between the parts or elements of a complex whole.
  结构的；构造（上）的
  there have been structural changes in the industry
  该行业经历了结构性变化。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Winning back investor confidence may mean complying with the letter of the pact, which requires deep structural reforms.
  The idea that coloration might arise from structural elements as opposed to pigments is not new.
  I'd like to step back and put this question in the context of the structural relations of print as a cultural technology.
  I think that structural change has accelerated since that time.
  She offered detailed formal analysis of structural elements of their work in her correspondence with them.
  Besides, many of Japan's problems are structural, not cyclical.
  In most experiments, these three structural elements unfold within a single step.
  First, buildings should be made more robust and designed so the loss of one structural element cannot cause collapse.
  Our progress on these 3 key elements might be considered predictable because much of the work is structural in nature.
  We read each transcript and coded clauses or sections for structural elements.
  The purpose of the pilot test was to identify weaknesses and any missing structural data elements.
  The imaged structural elements lead to an evolutionary model.
  These kinds of structural elements suggest an actively engaged readership.
  Connell uses the term gender regime to conceive a structural inventory of gender relations.
  Neruda's dialectical way of thinking can be appreciated in the internal structural relations in the poems.
  Certainly, this establishes a new element and structural modification to the corps.
  This is a fundamental structural change in the relationship between the citizen and the State.
  Some of these were structural in nature, while others involved the process of transforming hope into action.
  Apart from gross structural changes, we could catch intermediate stages in the images.
  But as Hayami maintains, no amount of monetary action can revive the Japanese economy without deep structural reforms.
  Synonyms
  basic, foundational, rudimentary, elemental, elementary, underlying, basal, radical, root

Definition of structural in US English:

structural

adjectiveˈstrək(t)SH(ə)rəlˈstrək(t)ʃ(ə)rəl

1Relating to or forming part of the structure of a building or other item.
建筑结构的
the blast left ten buildings with major structural damage
爆炸使10栋建筑物结构严重受损。
Example sentencesExamples
- The side walls, which in a cruck building have little structural role, are timber-framed.
- He just drove into the building, causing structural damage to one of the outer walls.
- Most other timber-frame systems here use traditional masonry on top of the structural frame of the building.
- The huge fireballs endlessly shown on television that day caused little structural damage, the report says.
- The structural system consists of simple precast concrete beams and columns.
- We emphasize that redundancy is a virtue, as structural engineers have learned.
- In many fishes, it is the only structural element in the oral jaws that moves during jaw opening and closing.
- There was little structural damage, but the hurricane downed trees and blew roofs off of some bungalows.
- If the logjam, however, is structural in nature, it will be much more difficult to overcome.
- The impact of the earthquake itself also caused a lot of structural damage to buildings further inland.
- The design utilises a timber frame with steel structural elements.
- They also used a picnic table to ram the front door, causing major structural damage to the building.
- A study to reveal the overall structural alteration in this mutant is now in progress.
- Catechin molecules ordinarily have two structural elements that bend around a pivot point.
- We face in this incorporativity an evolution driven by the relation between structural form and elemental composition.
- There is a centrally arranged core of structural material in both the lower stem and first-order lateral roots.
- Unstable toxic soils below the building called for creative structural solutions.
- The program includes new avionics and propulsion and new structural elements including the wings.
- Many of these mutants had clear structural abnormalities, for example, different colored eyes.
- Each building has a unique structural system, and yet the two are remarkably similar.
Synonyms
constructional, organizational, systemic, constitutional, configurational, formational
1. 1.1 Relating to the arrangement of and relations between the parts or elements of a complex whole.
  结构的；构造（上）的
  there have been structural changes in the industry
  该行业经历了结构性变化。
  Example sentencesExamples
  This is a fundamental structural change in the relationship between the citizen and the State.
  She offered detailed formal analysis of structural elements of their work in her correspondence with them.
  We read each transcript and coded clauses or sections for structural elements.
  In most experiments, these three structural elements unfold within a single step.
  But as Hayami maintains, no amount of monetary action can revive the Japanese economy without deep structural reforms.
  Connell uses the term gender regime to conceive a structural inventory of gender relations.
  I think that structural change has accelerated since that time.
  Certainly, this establishes a new element and structural modification to the corps.
  Apart from gross structural changes, we could catch intermediate stages in the images.
  The idea that coloration might arise from structural elements as opposed to pigments is not new.
  First, buildings should be made more robust and designed so the loss of one structural element cannot cause collapse.
  Besides, many of Japan's problems are structural, not cyclical.
  I'd like to step back and put this question in the context of the structural relations of print as a cultural technology.
  These kinds of structural elements suggest an actively engaged readership.
  Winning back investor confidence may mean complying with the letter of the pact, which requires deep structural reforms.
  Some of these were structural in nature, while others involved the process of transforming hope into action.
  Neruda's dialectical way of thinking can be appreciated in the internal structural relations in the poems.
  The purpose of the pilot test was to identify weaknesses and any missing structural data elements.
  Our progress on these 3 key elements might be considered predictable because much of the work is structural in nature.
  The imaged structural elements lead to an evolutionary model.
  Synonyms
  basic, foundational, rudimentary, elemental, elementary, underlying, basal, radical, root

单词	structural
释义	Definition of structural in English: structural adjective ˈstrʌktʃ(ə)r(ə)lˈstrək(t)ʃ(ə)rəl 1Relating to or forming part of the structure of a building or other item. 建筑结构的 the blast left ten buildings with major structural damage 爆炸使10栋建筑物结构严重受损。 Example sentencesExamples The structural system consists of simple precast concrete beams and columns. The side walls, which in a cruck building have little structural role, are timber-framed. The program includes new avionics and propulsion and new structural elements including the wings. There was little structural damage, but the hurricane downed trees and blew roofs off of some bungalows. A study to reveal the overall structural alteration in this mutant is now in progress. Each building has a unique structural system, and yet the two are remarkably similar. They also used a picnic table to ram the front door, causing major structural damage to the building. We face in this incorporativity an evolution driven by the relation between structural form and elemental composition. The impact of the earthquake itself also caused a lot of structural damage to buildings further inland. The huge fireballs endlessly shown on television that day caused little structural damage, the report says. The design utilises a timber frame with steel structural elements. If the logjam, however, is structural in nature, it will be much more difficult to overcome. Unstable toxic soils below the building called for creative structural solutions. We emphasize that redundancy is a virtue, as structural engineers have learned. There is a centrally arranged core of structural material in both the lower stem and first-order lateral roots. In many fishes, it is the only structural element in the oral jaws that moves during jaw opening and closing. Many of these mutants had clear structural abnormalities, for example, different colored eyes. Most other timber-frame systems here use traditional masonry on top of the structural frame of the building. Catechin molecules ordinarily have two structural elements that bend around a pivot point. He just drove into the building, causing structural damage to one of the outer walls. Synonyms constructional, organizational, systemic, constitutional, configurational, formational technical tectonic 1.1 Relating to the arrangement of and relations between the parts or elements of a complex whole. 结构的；构造（上）的 there have been structural changes in the industry 该行业经历了结构性变化。 Example sentencesExamples Winning back investor confidence may mean complying with the letter of the pact, which requires deep structural reforms. The idea that coloration might arise from structural elements as opposed to pigments is not new. I'd like to step back and put this question in the context of the structural relations of print as a cultural technology. I think that structural change has accelerated since that time. She offered detailed formal analysis of structural elements of their work in her correspondence with them. Besides, many of Japan's problems are structural, not cyclical. In most experiments, these three structural elements unfold within a single step. First, buildings should be made more robust and designed so the loss of one structural element cannot cause collapse. Our progress on these 3 key elements might be considered predictable because much of the work is structural in nature. We read each transcript and coded clauses or sections for structural elements. The purpose of the pilot test was to identify weaknesses and any missing structural data elements. The imaged structural elements lead to an evolutionary model. These kinds of structural elements suggest an actively engaged readership. Connell uses the term gender regime to conceive a structural inventory of gender relations. Neruda's dialectical way of thinking can be appreciated in the internal structural relations in the poems. Certainly, this establishes a new element and structural modification to the corps. This is a fundamental structural change in the relationship between the citizen and the State. Some of these were structural in nature, while others involved the process of transforming hope into action. Apart from gross structural changes, we could catch intermediate stages in the images. But as Hayami maintains, no amount of monetary action can revive the Japanese economy without deep structural reforms. Synonyms basic, foundational, rudimentary, elemental, elementary, underlying, basal, radical, root Definition of structural in US English: structural adjectiveˈstrək(t)SH(ə)rəlˈstrək(t)ʃ(ə)rəl 1Relating to or forming part of the structure of a building or other item. 建筑结构的 the blast left ten buildings with major structural damage 爆炸使10栋建筑物结构严重受损。 Example sentencesExamples The side walls, which in a cruck building have little structural role, are timber-framed. He just drove into the building, causing structural damage to one of the outer walls. Most other timber-frame systems here use traditional masonry on top of the structural frame of the building. The huge fireballs endlessly shown on television that day caused little structural damage, the report says. The structural system consists of simple precast concrete beams and columns. We emphasize that redundancy is a virtue, as structural engineers have learned. In many fishes, it is the only structural element in the oral jaws that moves during jaw opening and closing. There was little structural damage, but the hurricane downed trees and blew roofs off of some bungalows. If the logjam, however, is structural in nature, it will be much more difficult to overcome. The impact of the earthquake itself also caused a lot of structural damage to buildings further inland. The design utilises a timber frame with steel structural elements. They also used a picnic table to ram the front door, causing major structural damage to the building. A study to reveal the overall structural alteration in this mutant is now in progress. Catechin molecules ordinarily have two structural elements that bend around a pivot point. We face in this incorporativity an evolution driven by the relation between structural form and elemental composition. There is a centrally arranged core of structural material in both the lower stem and first-order lateral roots. Unstable toxic soils below the building called for creative structural solutions. The program includes new avionics and propulsion and new structural elements including the wings. Many of these mutants had clear structural abnormalities, for example, different colored eyes. Each building has a unique structural system, and yet the two are remarkably similar. Synonyms constructional, organizational, systemic, constitutional, configurational, formational 1.1 Relating to the arrangement of and relations between the parts or elements of a complex whole. 结构的；构造（上）的 there have been structural changes in the industry 该行业经历了结构性变化。 Example sentencesExamples This is a fundamental structural change in the relationship between the citizen and the State. She offered detailed formal analysis of structural elements of their work in her correspondence with them. We read each transcript and coded clauses or sections for structural elements. In most experiments, these three structural elements unfold within a single step. But as Hayami maintains, no amount of monetary action can revive the Japanese economy without deep structural reforms. Connell uses the term gender regime to conceive a structural inventory of gender relations. I think that structural change has accelerated since that time. Certainly, this establishes a new element and structural modification to the corps. Apart from gross structural changes, we could catch intermediate stages in the images. The idea that coloration might arise from structural elements as opposed to pigments is not new. First, buildings should be made more robust and designed so the loss of one structural element cannot cause collapse. Besides, many of Japan's problems are structural, not cyclical. I'd like to step back and put this question in the context of the structural relations of print as a cultural technology. These kinds of structural elements suggest an actively engaged readership. Winning back investor confidence may mean complying with the letter of the pact, which requires deep structural reforms. Some of these were structural in nature, while others involved the process of transforming hope into action. Neruda's dialectical way of thinking can be appreciated in the internal structural relations in the poems. The purpose of the pilot test was to identify weaknesses and any missing structural data elements. Our progress on these 3 key elements might be considered predictable because much of the work is structural in nature. The imaged structural elements lead to an evolutionary model. Synonyms basic, foundational, rudimentary, elemental, elementary, underlying, basal, radical, root
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