The structure
Example: The structure supports the building during heavy loads
Definition
"The structure" refers to the arrangement and organization of parts within a building or object, designed to support weight and maintain stability, such as in 'The structure supports the building during heavy loads.'
Etymology
The term "structure" comes from the Latin word 'structura,' meaning 'building' or 'arrangement.' It was adopted into English in the late Middle Ages, reflecting the idea of something constructed or assembled. Did you know? The root 'stru-' means 'to build' or 'pile up,' emphasizing the concept of putting parts together.
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"The structure" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - (A2) - set 2", containing 116 commonly used words.
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