Construct | Mean of construct in English Dictionary

/kənˈstrʌkt/

• Verb
• to build or make (something physical, such as a road, bridge, or building)
1. They plan to construct a barn behind the house.
2. a newly constructed bridge/building
3. The table is constructed [=made] of wood and steel.
• to make or create (something, such as a story or theory) by organizing ideas, words, etc.
1. The author constructs all the stories around one theme.
2. a well-constructed argument
• to draw (a shape) according to a set of instructions or rules
1. Construct a triangle that has sides of equal length.
• Noun

• something (such as an idea or a theory) that is formed in people's minds
1. He argues that time is a subjective construct with no objective existence.
2. Class distinctions are social constructs. [=ideas that have been created and accepted by the people in a society]