The word "constructions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to physical buildings, as in: "The city has seen a surge in new constructions in recent years," or to refer to relationships, thoughts, or ideas, such as: "My colleague's constructions of the problem were insightful."
In this sense, women and men concrete individuals are constructed as gendered kinds of people, i.e., we are each object constructions.
The most obvious dangers to favela residents include" health risks from the overflow of inadequate sewage systems; an outbreak of dengue fever in the city from mosquitoes that breed in standing water; and the high risk, due to the tightly packed wooden constructions, of fire.
He's being asked, in different constructions, how it feels to be a traitor.
Maybe that's why our people were involved in later constructions like the produce store here; and as you can see, they did a good job.
The grounds of the hospital at Sant Boi, south of Barcelona, are littered with Gaudí-esque constructions, the most outstanding of which is a bench similar to those in Park Güell, finished with broken tiles in a style known as trencadís that was pioneered by Gaudí.
As a city dweller I am, of course, accustomed to towering constructions, to the frequent disturbances of the skyline, to symbols of fierce modernity placed next to buildings of historical significance, and nature's determined route around them both.
You have to divine what you can from the clumsy constructions and clichés.
As David Wilson puts it, what we commonly call memories include "confabulations, artificial constructions of our own design built round particles of retained experience, which we attempt to make live again by infusions of imagination".
So how does Google Maps, the most heavily-consulted mapmaker, deal with disputed borders?All maps are political constructions: even the most carefully drawn will betray some geopolitical bias.
But this is the first pan-Caribbean dictionary of English; which of course means usage as well as sense, and which shades indistinguishably into Creole, incorporating terms and constructions from several European languages and many African ones.
These constructions can cost nearly $2,000, but many fishermen consider them to be a good investment, especially to catch red snapper.Using underwater drones for long-term studies of reefs and their associated marine life is also helping improve designs.
