結構

結構

1. structure; construction; organization

   形式結構／形式结构  ―  xíngshì jiégòu  ―  formal structure

   股權結構／股权结构  ―  gǔquán jiégòu  ―  ownership structure

   知識結構／知识结构  ―  zhīshí jiégòu  ―  knowledge structure

   腦的神經結構／脑的神经结构  ―  nǎo de shénjīng jiégòu  ―  the neural structure of the brain

2. (architecture) structure; construction

   混凝土結構／混凝土结构  ―  hùnníngtǔ jiégòu  ―  concrete structure

• 模式 (móshì)
• 樣式／样式 (yàngshì)

結構

1. (archaic) to collude with; to collaborate with

   • 張讓、段珪見董后一枝已廢，遂皆以金珠玩好結構何進弟何苗并其母舞陽君，令早晚入何太后處，善言遮蔽；因此，十常侍又得近幸。 [Written Vernacular Chinese, trad.]
     张让、段珪见董后一枝已废，遂皆以金珠玩好结构何进弟何苗并其母舞阳君，令早晚入何太后处，善言遮蔽；因此，十常侍又得近幸。 [Written Vernacular Chinese, simp.]

     From: Romance of the Three Kingdoms, circa 14^th century CE

     Zhāng Ràng, Duàn Guī jiàn Dǒng hòu yī zhī yǐ fèi, suì jiē yǐ jīn zhū wánhào jiégòu Hé Jìn dì Hé Miáo bìng qí mǔ Wǔyángjūn, lìng zǎowǎn rù Hé tàihòu chù, shàn yán zhēbì; yīncǐ, shíchángshì yòu dé jìn xìng.

     When Zhang Rang and Duan Gui saw that Empress Dong's branch of the family had been nullified, they resorted to using bribes of gold and pearls to collude with He Jin's younger brother He Miao and his mother, the Lady of Wuyang. The stipulation was that sooner or later, they would meet with Empress Dowager He and put in a good word so that the eunuchs would be protected. Because of this, the ten regular attendants acquired a new benefactor.

Ultimately from Middle Chinese 結構 (MC ket kuwH). Appears in the 小右記 (Shōyūki, Ouki) of 1031, the diary of Fujiwara no Sanesuke.^[1]

• (Tokyo) けっこー (Heiban – )^[2][3]
• IPA^(key):

結(けっ)構(こう) • (kekkō) 

1. the assembly or composition of things into a single unified whole
2. such an assembly or composition
3. a plan or scheme
4. preparations
5. (rare) alternative name for 茗荷 (myōga): myoga or Japanese ginger

結(けっ)構(こう)する • (kekkō suru) suru (stem 結(けっ)構(こう)し (kekkō shi), past 結(けっ)構(こう)した (kekkō shita))

1. to assemble or compose things into a single unified whole
2. to plan or scheme
3. to prepare

• (Tokyo) けっこー (Atamadaka – )^[2][3][4]
• IPA^(key):

結(けっ)構(こう) • (kekkō) -na (adnominal 結(けっ)構(こう)な (kekkō na), adverbial 結(けっ)構(こう)に (kekkō ni))

1. splendid, wonderful
2. fine, sufficient, tolerable
3. (in response to an offer) no thank you, all right, fine, enough

   いいえ、結構(けっこう)です。

   Īe, kekkō desu.

   No thank you, I am fine.

4. of unspecified gravity

   結構(けっこう)な事故(じこ)

   kekkō na jiko

   quite an accident

結(けっ)構(こう) • (kekkō) 

1. quite

   似(に)たような問題(もんだい)は結構(けっこう)出題(しゅつだい)されます。

   Nita yō na mondai wa kekkō shutsudai saremasu.

   Similar questions appear quite frequently.

   あの映画(えいが)は結構(けっこう)面白(おもしろ)かったね。

   Ano eiga wa kekkō omoshirokatta ne.

   That film was quite interesting, wasn't it?

• 可也(かなり) (kanari, “quite”)

結構 • (gyeolgu) (hangeul 결구)

1. hanja form^? of 결구 (“structure; construction”)

結構

1. chữ Hán form of kết cấu (“structure”).