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constructive

/kənˈstɹʌktɪv/

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adjective

Constructif, relatif à la construction

Relating to or causing construction.

Examples :

"The architect's constructive criticism helped improve the design of the new school building. "

Les critiques constructives de l'architecte ont contribué à améliorer la conception du nouveau bâtiment scolaire.

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adjective

Constructif, utile

Carefully considered and meant to be helpful.

Examples :

"Her teacher gave her constructive feedback on her essay, suggesting ways to improve her writing. "

Son professeur lui a donné des commentaires constructifs sur sa dissertation, suggérant des moyens d'améliorer son écriture.

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adjective

Réputé, présumé

Imputed by law; created to give legal effect to something for equitable reasons, as with constructive notice or a constructive trust.

Examples :

"Since Maria never officially told her business partner she was leaving, but her actions clearly indicated she was ending her involvement, the law may consider her departure a constructive termination of the partnership agreement. "

Étant donné que Maria n'a jamais officiellement dit à son partenaire commercial qu'elle partait, mais que ses actions indiquaient clairement qu'elle mettait fin à son implication, la loi peut considérer son départ comme une résiliation présumée de l'accord de partenariat.

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adjective

Impliqué, implicite

Not direct or expressed, but inferred.

Examples :

"Her constructive criticism, though not explicitly stated, was clearly aimed at helping him improve his presentation skills. "

Ses critiques implicites, bien que non exprimées explicitement, visaient clairement à l'aider à améliorer ses compétences en présentation.

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