strutturano

Strutturano is the third-person plural form of the Italian verb strutturare, meaning to structure, organize, or arrange the elements of something in a coherent way. It is used to describe actions performed by multiple subjects and can apply to mental planning as well as practical construction.

Etymology and form: Strutturare derives from struttura (structure), itself from Latin structūra. Strutturare is a regular -are verb, and the present indicative forms include: io strutturo, tu strutturi, lui/lei struttura, noi strutturiamo, voi strutturate, loro strutturano. Strutturano specifically denotes the action carried out by they.

Usage: The verb is common in technical, business, academic, and everyday language. It often refers to organizing components into a usable whole, designing systems, or laying out plans. In IT and data contexts, it can mean organizing data or designing database schemas; in writing or speeches, it can indicate shaping content and arguments.

Examples: Le aziende strutturano il programma in moduli per facilitare l’implementazione. I ricercatori strutturano i dati per consentire un’analisi comparativa. Strutturano il progetto in fasi distinte, con obiettivi e scadenze chiari.

Distinctions: Strutturano is a verb form and should not be confused with struttura, which is the noun meaning structure. Synonyms include organizzano, allestiscono, delineano, e configurano, depending on the context.

See also: Struttura; Strutturazione.