構造 | Japanese meaning

構造【こうぞう】

Frequency rank: 3,880. – 3,884.

Alsoこうぞう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

structure; construction; makeup; framework; organization; pattern

This meaning refers to the arrangement or organization of parts that together form a whole, often used in contexts related to architecture, biology, or systems.

The structure of the building is very complex.

Example sentences19 results

The structure of the brain is complicated.

Tatoeba

We learn about the structure of the heart in junior high school.

Tatoeba

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構造【こうぞう】

Frequency rank: 3,880. – 3,884.

Alsoこうぞう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

structure; construction; makeup; framework; organization; pattern

This meaning refers to the arrangement or organization of parts that together form a whole, often used in contexts related to architecture, biology, or systems.

The structure of the building is very complex.

Example sentences19 results

The structure of the brain is complicated.

Tatoeba

We learn about the structure of the heart in junior high school.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

構

N35

意posture; build; pretend

訓かま.える、かま.う

音コウ

名とち

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造

N25

意create; make; structure; physique

訓つく.る、つく.り、-づく.り

音ゾウ

名ずくり、づくり、み

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構造【こうぞう】

Frequency rank: 3,880. – 3,884.

Alsoこうぞう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

structure; construction; makeup; framework; organization; pattern

This meaning refers to the arrangement or organization of parts that together form a whole, often used in contexts related to architecture, biology, or systems.

The structure of the building is very complex.

Example sentences19 results

The structure of the brain is complicated.

Tatoeba

We learn about the structure of the heart in junior high school.

Tatoeba

国語辞典Japanese definitions

構造【こうぞう】

Frequency rank: 3,880. – 3,884.

Alsoこうぞう

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

structure; construction; makeup; framework; organization; pattern

This meaning refers to the arrangement or organization of parts that together form a whole, often used in contexts related to architecture, biology, or systems.