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1 die Struktur
- {architecture} thuật kiến trúc, khoa kiến trúc, khoa xây dựng, công trình kiến trúc, công trình xây dựng, cấu trúc, kiểu kiến trúc, sự xây dựng - {configuration} hình thể, hình dạng - {constitution} hiến pháp, thể tạng, thể chất, tính tình, tính khí, sự thiết lập, sự thành lập, sự tạo thành, sự tổ chức - {contexture} sự đan kết lại với nhau, cách dệt vải, tổ chức cấu kết, cách cấu tạo - {fabric} giàn khung, kết cấu, cơ cấu &), vải texile fabric), mặt, thớ - {fibre} sợi, sợi phíp, cấu tạo có thớ, kết cấu có thớ, rễ con - {grain} thóc lúa, hạt, hột, một chút, mảy may, tính chất, bản chất, khuynh hướng, Gren, phẩm yên chi, màu nhuộm, bã rượu - {make-up} đồ hoá trang, son phấn, sự hoá trang, cách sắp trang, cấu tạo - {past} quá khứ, dĩ vãng, quá khứ không hay ho gì, the past) thời quá khứ - {pattern} kiểu mẫu, gương mẫu, mẫu hàng, mẫu, mô hình, kiểu, mẫu vẽ, đường hướng dẫn hạ cánh, sơ đồ ném bom, sơ đồ bắn phá - {structure} - {texture} sự dệt, lối dệt, vải, tổ chức, cách sắp đặt = die soziale Struktur {social fabric}+ = die räumliche Struktur {topology}+ = die netzförmige Struktur {reticulum}+ = von gleicher Struktur {isomorph}+
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