Definition of infrastructure in English:

infrastructure

noun ˈɪnfrəstrʌktʃəˈɪnfrəˌstrək(t)ʃər

The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.
基础结构，基础设施
the social and economic infrastructure of a country
Example sentencesExamples
- In the past, these infrastructures were physically and functionally separate.
- If people are healthy and educated they are then stronger to improve their own communities and build sound infrastructures.
- It would run the infrastructure and charge the train operators for the use of the track.
- Facility executives also should identify what network infrastructures exist in the facility.
- In France, investing in railways is seen as investing in the infrastructure of France.
- India is also emerging as a huge coal consumer as it works to upgrade its infrastructure.
- Existing communication infrastructures should be used, but others may need to be developed.
- We also need to progress our plans to invest in the transport infrastructure.
- But he also emphasized the need to provide physical protection to critical infrastructures.
- They require breaking old habits and patterns of care and forging new infrastructures.
- In this country we have the resources and expertise to build infrastructures and basis for commerce abroad.
- In some cases, they may even push the cooling infrastructures of older design facilities beyond their limits.
- It has the infrastructure in place and knows the logistics of large scale delivery systems.
- Little is being invested in the infrastructure and maintenance of the oil industry.
- The French built an infrastructure and created a rudimentary education system.
- It is easy to integrate into existing wired networks and standard enterprise computing infrastructures.
- This is not intended to be a political debate about ownership of the infrastructure.
- It recognises the infrastructure in place and the level of service we can provide here.
- Multinationals are also investing in infrastructure and communication systems.
- We are exploring new avenues where we can use our vast infrastructure to earn profits.
Synonyms
structure, framework, frame, form, make-up, constitution, composition, construction, organization, foundations, mechanisms, anatomy, essence

Origin

Early 20th century: from French (see infra-, structure).

Definition of infrastructure in US English:

infrastructure

nounˈɪnfrəˌstrək(t)ʃərˈinfrəˌstrək(t)SHər

The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise.
基础结构，基础设施
the social and economic infrastructure of a country
Example sentencesExamples
- Existing communication infrastructures should be used, but others may need to be developed.
- If people are healthy and educated they are then stronger to improve their own communities and build sound infrastructures.
- We are exploring new avenues where we can use our vast infrastructure to earn profits.
- But he also emphasized the need to provide physical protection to critical infrastructures.
- It recognises the infrastructure in place and the level of service we can provide here.
- We also need to progress our plans to invest in the transport infrastructure.
- In this country we have the resources and expertise to build infrastructures and basis for commerce abroad.
- India is also emerging as a huge coal consumer as it works to upgrade its infrastructure.
- It would run the infrastructure and charge the train operators for the use of the track.
- It is easy to integrate into existing wired networks and standard enterprise computing infrastructures.
- The French built an infrastructure and created a rudimentary education system.
- This is not intended to be a political debate about ownership of the infrastructure.
- In the past, these infrastructures were physically and functionally separate.
- In France, investing in railways is seen as investing in the infrastructure of France.
- In some cases, they may even push the cooling infrastructures of older design facilities beyond their limits.
- They require breaking old habits and patterns of care and forging new infrastructures.
- It has the infrastructure in place and knows the logistics of large scale delivery systems.
- Little is being invested in the infrastructure and maintenance of the oil industry.
- Facility executives also should identify what network infrastructures exist in the facility.
- Multinationals are also investing in infrastructure and communication systems.
Synonyms
structure, framework, frame, form, make-up, constitution, composition, construction, organization, foundations, mechanisms, anatomy, essence

Origin

Early 20th century: from French (see infra-, structure).

词汇	infrastructure
释义	Definition of infrastructure in English: infrastructure noun ˈɪnfrəstrʌktʃəˈɪnfrəˌstrək(t)ʃər The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise. 基础结构，基础设施 the social and economic infrastructure of a country Example sentencesExamples In the past, these infrastructures were physically and functionally separate. If people are healthy and educated they are then stronger to improve their own communities and build sound infrastructures. It would run the infrastructure and charge the train operators for the use of the track. Facility executives also should identify what network infrastructures exist in the facility. In France, investing in railways is seen as investing in the infrastructure of France. India is also emerging as a huge coal consumer as it works to upgrade its infrastructure. Existing communication infrastructures should be used, but others may need to be developed. We also need to progress our plans to invest in the transport infrastructure. But he also emphasized the need to provide physical protection to critical infrastructures. They require breaking old habits and patterns of care and forging new infrastructures. In this country we have the resources and expertise to build infrastructures and basis for commerce abroad. In some cases, they may even push the cooling infrastructures of older design facilities beyond their limits. It has the infrastructure in place and knows the logistics of large scale delivery systems. Little is being invested in the infrastructure and maintenance of the oil industry. The French built an infrastructure and created a rudimentary education system. It is easy to integrate into existing wired networks and standard enterprise computing infrastructures. This is not intended to be a political debate about ownership of the infrastructure. It recognises the infrastructure in place and the level of service we can provide here. Multinationals are also investing in infrastructure and communication systems. We are exploring new avenues where we can use our vast infrastructure to earn profits. Synonyms structure, framework, frame, form, make-up, constitution, composition, construction, organization, foundations, mechanisms, anatomy, essence Origin Early 20th century: from French (see infra-, structure). Definition of infrastructure in US English: infrastructure nounˈɪnfrəˌstrək(t)ʃərˈinfrəˌstrək(t)SHər The basic physical and organizational structures and facilities (e.g. buildings, roads, power supplies) needed for the operation of a society or enterprise. 基础结构，基础设施 the social and economic infrastructure of a country Example sentencesExamples Existing communication infrastructures should be used, but others may need to be developed. If people are healthy and educated they are then stronger to improve their own communities and build sound infrastructures. We are exploring new avenues where we can use our vast infrastructure to earn profits. But he also emphasized the need to provide physical protection to critical infrastructures. It recognises the infrastructure in place and the level of service we can provide here. We also need to progress our plans to invest in the transport infrastructure. In this country we have the resources and expertise to build infrastructures and basis for commerce abroad. India is also emerging as a huge coal consumer as it works to upgrade its infrastructure. It would run the infrastructure and charge the train operators for the use of the track. It is easy to integrate into existing wired networks and standard enterprise computing infrastructures. The French built an infrastructure and created a rudimentary education system. This is not intended to be a political debate about ownership of the infrastructure. In the past, these infrastructures were physically and functionally separate. In France, investing in railways is seen as investing in the infrastructure of France. In some cases, they may even push the cooling infrastructures of older design facilities beyond their limits. They require breaking old habits and patterns of care and forging new infrastructures. It has the infrastructure in place and knows the logistics of large scale delivery systems. Little is being invested in the infrastructure and maintenance of the oil industry. Facility executives also should identify what network infrastructures exist in the facility. Multinationals are also investing in infrastructure and communication systems. Synonyms structure, framework, frame, form, make-up, constitution, composition, construction, organization, foundations, mechanisms, anatomy, essence Origin Early 20th century: from French (see infra-, structure).
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