construct
/ˈkɒn.stɹʌkt/
noun 3verb 3
Collocations
4ADJ.
additional, beyond, difficult, psychosocial, social, theoretical, under, wooden
The theoretical construct of multiple intelligences has influenced how teachers approach education.
VERB + CONSTRUCT
attempted, feel, going, mistakes, pays, powers, scale, waiting
The architect attempted to construct a new community center despite budget constraints.
CONSTRUCT + NOUN
atom, birdhouse, buildings, canal, chicken, consideration, coop, human
The engineers construct buildings that can withstand earthquakes in seismic zones.
PREP.
from, from, in, with
They constructed a new playground in the park last summer.
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