Definition of reduct in English:

reduct

noun rɪˈdʌkt

1A mathematical or logical structure derived from a given structure by disregarding some of the operations and relations of the latter.
2Fortification. = "redoubt" 1b. Now rare.

verb rɪˈdʌkt

rare

1with object To deduct (a sum or amount). Also without object. Chiefly US regional in later use.
2with object To bring down or diminish in size, number, amount, or degree.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from classical Latin reductus, past participle of reducere reduce, and partly from post-classical Latin reductus refuge, hiding place, retreat
mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin redūct-, past participial stem of redūcere reduce; compare earlier reduct and also later reduct. In later use perhaps an alteration of reduce resulting from association with reduction and deduct, or in some instances perhaps simply an error for reduce.

Definition of reduct in US English:

reduct

nounrɪˈdʌkt

1A mathematical or logical structure derived from a given structure by disregarding some of the operations and relations of the latter.
2Fortification. = "redoubt" 1b. Now rare.

verbrɪˈdʌkt

rare

1with object To deduct (a sum or amount). Also without object. Chiefly US regional in later use.
2with object To bring down or diminish in size, number, amount, or degree.

Origin

Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from classical Latin reductus, past participle of reducere reduce, and partly from post-classical Latin reductus refuge, hiding place, retreat<br>mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin redūct-, past participial stem of redūcere reduce; compare earlier reduct and also later reduct. In later use perhaps an alteration of reduce resulting from association with reduction and deduct, or in some instances perhaps simply an error for reduce.

词汇	reduct
释义	Definition of reduct in English: reduct noun rɪˈdʌkt 1A mathematical or logical structure derived from a given structure by disregarding some of the operations and relations of the latter. 2Fortification. = "redoubt" 1b. Now rare. verb rɪˈdʌkt rare 1with object To deduct (a sum or amount). Also without object. Chiefly US regional in later use. 2with object To bring down or diminish in size, number, amount, or degree. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from classical Latin reductus, past participle of reducere reduce, and partly from post-classical Latin reductus refuge, hiding place, retreat mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin redūct-, past participial stem of redūcere reduce; compare earlier reduct and also later reduct. In later use perhaps an alteration of reduce resulting from association with reduction and deduct, or in some instances perhaps simply an error for reduce. Definition of reduct in US English: reduct nounrɪˈdʌkt 1A mathematical or logical structure derived from a given structure by disregarding some of the operations and relations of the latter. 2Fortification. = "redoubt" 1b. Now rare. verbrɪˈdʌkt rare 1with object To deduct (a sum or amount). Also without object. Chiefly US regional in later use. 2with object To bring down or diminish in size, number, amount, or degree. Origin Late 16th century (in an earlier sense). Partly from classical Latin reductus, past participle of reducere reduce, and partly from post-classical Latin reductus refuge, hiding place, retreat<br>mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin redūct-, past participial stem of redūcere reduce; compare earlier reduct and also later reduct. In later use perhaps an alteration of reduce resulting from association with reduction and deduct, or in some instances perhaps simply an error for reduce.
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