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🏗️build

verb
/bɪld/
Bugle builder
build definition card — visual illustration of the meaning build synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison build collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

To construct something by putting parts or materials together.
to make something by putting materials together; to construct

Example Sentences

They plan to build a new school in the village.

They will build a new school in our neighborhood.

Example Expressions

build up

Synonyms

construct, create, assemble, develop, establish, make, erect
Entry 1
construct, create, assemble, develop, establish
Entry 2
construct, create, make, erect

Antonyms

destroy, demolish, break, tear down
Entry 1
destroy, demolish, break
Entry 2
destroy, demolish, tear down, break

Collocations

build a house, build trust, build a team, build strength, build house, build confidence, build relationship, build team, build future
Entry 1
build a house, build trust, build a team, build strength
Entry 2
build house, build confidence, build relationship, build team, build future

More Example Sentences

He has a full-figured build.

I have always loved designing and building things.

Is your office building always kept neat and clean?

It is a six storeyed building on 7.5 kathas of land.

It is a three storeyed building on 10 kathas of land.

I try to teach English to build a happy, prosperous, and nice USA.

I am willing to teach English to build a happy, prosperous, and nice USA.

I like living in my city. It's an amazing city with a lot of nice buildings.

It is not possible to build a happy and prosperous family without discipline.

English is taught by Vasanth Academy to build a happy, prosperous, and nice USA.

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