structuralize

/stɹˈʌktʃɚɹəlˌaɪz/ verb

To give structure to; to assimilate into a structural framework.

Word Origin Structure comes from Latin struere 'to build, pile up' — the idea of arranging parts into a whole. Structural means 'pertaining to structure,' and structuralize means 'to make structural, to impose a structure on something.' The root struere gives us construct (build together), destruct (unbuild), instruct (build into the mind), and obstruct (build against). The suffix -ize turns it into a verb: to make something structured.

verb To give structure to; to assimilate into a structural framework.

The manager sought to structuralize the team's workflow to improve efficiency.

(动词) 结构化;构建

经理试图将团队的工作流程结构化以提高效率。

(verbo) Dar estructura a; asimilar dentro de un marco estructural.

El gerente buscó estructurar el flujo de trabajo del equipo para mejorar la eficiencia.

(verbe) structurer; donner une structure à; organiser [Donner une structure à ; intégrer dans un cadre structurel.]

Le manager a cherché à structuraliser le flux de travail de l'équipe pour améliorer l'efficacité.

(Verb) strukturieren; in eine Struktur bringen [Etwas in eine strukturierte Form bringen; in ein organisatorisches Gerüst einordnen.]

Die Managerin versuchte, den Arbeitsablauf des Teams zu **structuralize**, um die Effizienz zu steigern.

(動詞) 構造を与える;構造的枠組みに組み込む。

マネージャーは効率を改善するため、チームの仕事の流れをstructuralize(構造化する)ことを目指した。

(verbo) estruturar; organizar; dar estrutura a [Dar estrutura a; assimilar a um framework estrutural.]

O gerente buscou estruturar o fluxo de trabalho da equipe para melhorar a eficiência.

Word parts: structure + al + ize

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