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construcció Spanish
construcción A group of words that form a constituent of a sentence and are considered as a single unit.
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The grammatical construction of the first line is asritena manasa vrittihinasya seva sasyate.
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The Tartar mode of grammatical construction is very nearly the inverse of our own.
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The grammatical construction is this: tayorbhavayogamanam (sushuptau) pratyaksham (drishtam); (tadeva) nityam, ipsitam (cha).
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A series is a number of particulars immediately following one another in the same grammatical construction.
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They studied grammatical construction much as they studied the tracks and the habits of wild animals.
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Apart from their grammatical construction there can be no fixed rules for the formation of sentences.
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The grammatical construction also has been preserved intact.
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His grammatical construction is often lame and imperfect.
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In her deepest emotions, in either verse or prose, she rose above a consideration of grammatical construction.
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Prepositions are often omitted when their use is necessary to the correct grammatical construction of the sentence.
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The grammatical construction presents no difficulty.
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And yet, through it ran hints of grammatical construction, and appeared vestiges of the conjugation of some superior culture.
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This is the grammatical construction.
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The grammatical construction is this: Ebhih sarvaih kalatmakaih bhavaih anwitam sarvam yah akalushiam pasyati (sah) samoham karma nanuvartate.
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There was, however, in all a similarity of expression and grammatical construction, which indicated a want of entire Spirit control.
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Port, with a colloquial disregard of grammatical construction, and with perhaps unnecessary emphasis, "I don't think she has."
