to build
- verb
- /bɪld/
- We need to build a strong foundation before constructing the house.
- build a house
- built environment
- build new homes
Anyone want to tell me how to build this using this?
- Anyone want to tell me how to build this using this?
- I mean, the South did not build uniform gauge railroads.
- Now we are going to build the furniture.
- So today's mission is to build our own cooling heat sink.
Examples
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And yes, we will build a great, Great Wall.
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That is how we build our object model here.
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So how would you build your own language model?
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Why do they have to build these things anyway?
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Now we are going to build the furniture.
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Can you help me build my new desks?
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It's a nice rainy day to build IKEA furniture.
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The workers will build a new library in our town next year.
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They plan to build a playground for the children in the neighborhood.
Synonyms
To create something by putting parts together
To make something by joining parts, like a model, plan or team
To build something by joining parts or materials
To put parts together to make something like a machine or toy
Build something like a wall or sign
To build a structure like a house or barn
To build a supporting structure by joining parts
To make something from parts in a factory
Make something quickly without much care or planning
To put things together quickly and roughly using what is available
Make something quickly and roughly from things you have
To make parts in a factory so they can be put together later
To build the basic wooden structure of a building like a house
To put parts together before they are needed or installed
To make a place bigger or stronger by adding parts
To make something quickly and roughly using what is available
Antonyms
Idioms
To dig a deep, wide ditch around a building and fill it with water to protect it
- Informal
Tell someone to stop worrying about a problem and move on
- Informal
Make or improve something while people already use it, fixing problems as you go
Phrasal Verbs
To make a barrier of wood, metal, or wire around land to keep animals and people out
- Jargon
Create a fictional person by choosing their looks, skills, and history
- Jargon
To create strong protections for a business or product so competitors cannot copy it
Compounds
How Complex
Surface Forms
Etymology
Build comes from old German words that mean 'to make' and is like German bauen and Dutch bouwen. So to build something is simply to put parts together to 'make' a house or object.