inglês
espanhol
I. construct VERBO trans [americ kənˈstrəkt, Brit kənˈstrʌkt]
1. construct (build) formal:
- construct hospital/bridge/dam/road
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3. construct (form):
4. construct:
- construct LINGUÍS, MAT
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II. construct SUBST [americ ˈkɑnˌstrəkt, Brit ˈkɒnstrʌkt]
- construct
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inglês
espanhol
I. construct [kənˈstrʌkt] SUBST
- construct
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II. construct [kənˈstrʌkt] VERBO trans
- construct
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I. construct [kən·ˈstrʌkt] SUBST
- construct
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II. construct [kən·ˈstrʌkt] VERBO trans
- construct
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| I | construct |
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| you | construct |
| he/she/it | constructs |
| we | construct |
| you | construct |
| they | construct |
| I | constructed |
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| you | constructed |
| he/she/it | constructed |
| we | constructed |
| you | constructed |
| they | constructed |
| I | have | constructed |
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| you | have | constructed |
| he/she/it | has | constructed |
| we | have | constructed |
| you | have | constructed |
| they | have | constructed |
| I | had | constructed |
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| you | had | constructed |
| he/she/it | had | constructed |
| we | had | constructed |
| you | had | constructed |
| they | had | constructed |
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Many of these were initially constructed through public investment, and later purchased and fine-tuned by the private sector.
en.wikipedia.org It is constructed of 450 tons of steel.
en.wikipedia.org In planning since the 1920s and under the protest of locals, the dam was constructed between 1948 and 1952 with the purpose of hydroelectric power.
en.wikipedia.org Some are known to use wells, some illegally constructed, as water sources leading to possibly unsanitary water conditions.
en.wikipedia.org The district was largely constructed between the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century.
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