constructive

界面语言: zh

🇬🇧 /kəˈnstrʌktɪv/ 🇺🇸 /kəˈnstrʌktɪv/

📖 释义

  1. adjective
    建设性的; 构造的; 推定的; 构造性的; 建构主义的; 直觉主义的

🔗 详情

词形变化

比较级: more constructive 最高级: most constructive

常用搭配

constructive criticismconstructive feedbackconstructive dialogueconstructive engagementconstructive conversationconstructive approachconstructive role

派生词

constructivelyconstructivenessconstructconstructionconstructordestructivereconstructreconstructionconstructivism

同义词

productivepositivehelpfulbeneficialfruitfuluseful

反义词

destructivenegativeunhelpfulcounterproductive

易混淆词

destructive
EN: 'Destructive' means causing harm or damage, the direct opposite of 'constructive' which means building up or contributing positively.
zh: 'Destructive' 意为造成损害或破坏，与 'constructive'（意为建设性或积极贡献）直接相反。
structural
EN: 'Structural' relates to the physical or organizational framework of something, while 'constructive' describes something that is helpful and contributes positively.
zh: 'Structural' 涉及某物的物理或组织结构框架，而 'constructive' 描述的是有帮助且能产生积极影响的事物。

拼写提示

EN: Remember the double 'c' in 'con-struct-ive' and that it ends in '-ive', not '-if' or '-iff'.
zh: 请记住 'con-struct-ive' 中有双 'c'，并且它以 '-ive' 结尾，而不是 '-if' 或 '-iff'。

💬 例句

  1. The manager offered constructive feedback that helped the team improve their performance.

    经理提供了建设性的反馈，帮助团队提高了绩效。

  2. The engineer focused on the constructive elements of the bridge design.

    工程师专注于桥梁设计中的建设性要素。

  3. The court found him guilty of constructive fraud because he benefited from the misleading omission.

    法院认定他犯有推定欺诈罪，因为他从误导性遗漏中获利。

  4. The mathematician preferred a constructive proof that actually exhibited the solution rather than merely showing it must exist.

    这位数学家更倾向于一种能实际展示解的构造性证明，而不仅仅是证明其存在。

  5. The teacher adopted a constructive approach, encouraging students to build understanding through hands-on exploration.

    教师采用了一种建构主义的方法，鼓励学生通过动手探索来构建理解。

  6. Constructive logic does not accept that every proposition is either true or false without a proof of one or the other.

    构造逻辑不接受在没有证明其中一个的情况下，每个命题要么为真要么为假。