build-out
- noun
- /ˈbɪldˌaʊt/
- Specialized
- The key is that the region needs to aggressively build out its wind power systems and build out electric rail yesterday.
- network build-out
- full build-out
- project build-out
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Watch on YouTubeI'm gone, we're back in the house on the build out.
- I'm gone, we're back in the house on the build out.
- So check that out, but not before you check this build out.
Examples
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Our solar farm's being built out in west Texas.
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I know things change as you build out, but what was the original estimate?
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First off, we have an enormous need to build out improvements to our buildings and housing stock.
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Other findings include a sustained focus on building out and maintaining IT infrastructure as well.
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The build out and the permitting process was more than estimated and then there were delays because of contractor issues.
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The brewing company is currently finishing a build-out of the Herald Progress Building in Ashland, VA.
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The city plans to invest in a large build-out of the public transportation system to accommodate more passengers.
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After the office's build-out was completed, employees moved into the spacious, modern workspaces.
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The build-out of the new school facility will provide additional classrooms and resources for students.
Synonyms
Work of building things like houses, roads or bridges
Work of making or fixing houses and other structures for a living
Work planned to build or fix buildings and roads
Antonyms
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Etymology
Build-out combines the simple words build and out, so think of 'building out' a room until it is finished and open. So a build-out is the work of constructing or finishing a space or system so it is 'ready for use'.