combined structures
[/kəmˈbaɪnd ˈstrʌktʃərz/]
nounpl: combined structures
estruturas combinadas
1. Physical or abstract arrangements formed by joining two or more elements together
The architect designed combined structures that merged the old building with the new extension.
O arquiteto projetou estruturas combinadas que mesclavam o edifício antigo com a nova extensão.
2. In linguistics and grammar, multiple syntactic or morphological units functioning together as a unified whole
Combined structures in this sentence create a complex meaning.
As estruturas combinadas nesta frase criam um significado complexo.
3. In engineering, integrated systems where different structural elements work together to bear loads
The bridge uses combined structures of steel and concrete for maximum durability.
A ponte usa estruturas combinadas de aço e concreto para máxima durabilidade.
The term 'combined structures' is widely used in Brazilian and Portuguese technical, academic, and professional contexts, particularly in architecture, civil engineering, and linguistic studies. It reflects the growing emphasis on integrated and sustainable design approaches in modern construction and planning.
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