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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesconstructivo
Pronunciation / Transliteration: constructivo
"Agradezco sus comentarios constructivos."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Serving to improve or promote a useful purpose; helpful and well-intentioned.
"She offered some constructive criticism on my presentation."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from medieval Latin constructivus, from construct- 'built', from the verb construere.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Constructive" is said worldwide
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constructif
Transliteration: constructif
"Ses commentaires étaient très constructifs."
konstruktiv
Transliteration: konstruktiv
"Wir hatten eine konstruktive Diskussion."
costruttivo
Transliteration: costruttivo
"Il suo contributo è stato molto costruttivo."
constructivo
Transliteration: constructivo
"Agradezco sus comentarios constructivos."
construtivo
Transliteration: construtivo
"Tivemos uma conversa muito construtiva."
रचनात्मक
Transliteration: rachnatmak
"यह एक रचनात्मक सुझाव था।"
建设性的
Transliteration: jiànshè xìng de
"我们需要提出建设性的意见。"
건설적인
Transliteration: geonseoljeogin
"그는 건설적인 제안을 했다."
建設的な
Transliteration: kensetsutekina
"私たちは建設的な話し合いをした。"
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