struct
9.6
A building or other physical thing people build
- noun
- /strʌkt/
- Informal
:
estructura
- The local community celebrated the inauguration of the new struct that will serve as a library.
The same with my description of the struct Hindu structure of uncle uncle.
- The same with my description of the struct Hindu structure of uncle uncle.
Examples
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During the tour, we learned about the architectural style of the historic struct in the town center.
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The new office struct was completed ahead of schedule, providing a spacious area for employees.
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The same with my description of the struct Hindu structure of uncle uncle.
Synonyms
building
vsstruct
∞
1.0
A roofed and walled place for people to live or work in
is an informal shortened term used for such permanent constructions
structure
vsstruct
343
3.7
A thing made from parts, like a bridge or reef
is an informal shortened term for that concept, often for physical constructions
How Big
Surface Forms
Etymology
Struct is a short form of structure and comes from the Latin root struere meaning 'to build'. So when people call a building or construction a struct, they mean a 'built' thing or physical structure.