structure
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈstrʌktʃɚ/ · UK /ˈstrʌktʃə/
structure means: The way the parts of something are put together or organized.
noun
ARRANGEMENTB1
The way the parts of something are put together or organized.
- The book has a clear structure.
- We changed the structure of the team.
- This diagram shows the structure of a leaf.
BUILT OBJECTB1
Something built from parts, especially a large building or bridge.
- The tower is a tall structure.
- Several wooden structures were damaged by the storm.
- Workers are repairing the structure beside the river.
JOINED PARTSB2
A complete thing made by joining separate parts together.
- The children built a structure from sticks.
- Several metal parts form one solid structure.
- Birds carried leaves into the fragile structure.
verb
ORGANIZEB2
To arrange the parts of something in a planned way.
- Structure your essay in three parts.
- She structured the interview around five main questions.
- How will you structure the training?
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