build
build
bɪld
bild
British pronunciation
/bɪld/

Definition & Meaning of "build"in English

to build
01

to put together different materials such as brick to make a building, etc.

Transitive: to build sth
to build definition and meaning
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Examples
The construction crew is building a new office complex downtown.
Birds build intricate nests to protect their eggs.
1.1

(computing) to make a computer program, index, database, etc. by coding

Transitive: to build a computer system or database
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Examples
The software engineer built a robust mobile app for managing finances.
The development team is building a website using the latest technologies.
1.2

to order, supervise, or fund the construction of a particular thing

Transitive: to build a public facility
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Examples
The organization raised funds to build a playground for local children.
The homeowners association is building a swimming pool for the residents.
02

to cause something to form or develop

Transitive: to build something abstract
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Examples
It 's important to build trust in a professional relationship.
The organization has been building a reputation for environmental sustainability.
2.1

to become more intense or powerful over a period of time

Intransitive
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As the competition approached, the anticipation and excitement built among the participants.
The tension between the two rivals continued to build throughout the match.
03

to make or put together something by combining parts or materials, especially in construction or manufacturing

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The factory builds engines for electric cars.
They built the machine in just two days.
Build
01

the overall physical structure and proportions of a person's body

build definition and meaning
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He had a muscular build from years of working out.
Her slender build allowed her to move gracefully.
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