CEFR B2

structures

noun

Meaning

Arrangements of parts or elements that make up a whole, especially a building or other object constructed.

The ancient Roman aqueducts are impressive engineering structures.
The company's organizational structures have changed significantly over the years.

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈstrʌktʃərz/

Arrangements of parts or elements that make up a whole, especially a building or other object constructed.

The ancient Roman aqueducts are impressive engineering structures.
The company's organizational structures have changed significantly over the years.
We studied the internal structures of cells in biology class.

structure of (prepositional phrase): Referring to the arrangement or framework of something. — "The structure of the DNA molecule is a double helix."
build structures (collocation): To construct buildings or other physical constructions. — "Engineers are trained to build safe and efficient structures."
organizational structures (collocation): The way a company or organization is arranged. — "The company is implementing new organizational structures to improve communication."