Meaning & Definition of word "Build"

Build

/bɪld/

1. the act or process of constructing something.
- Example: The build of the new bridge is planned for next year.
2. the physical form or structure of a person or animal.
- Example: He has a strong build, which helps him in sports.

1. to construct or assemble something, typically a structure or a system.
- Example: The workers will build a new school in the neighborhood.
2. to develop or form something over time.
- Example: She needs to build confidence before her presentation.
3. to increase or enhance something, such as a physical characteristic or a skill.
- Example: They focused on building muscle through regular exercise.

Old English 'byldan', related to the noun 'beld', which means 'to build or construct'.

build up:

To accumulate or increase gradually.

build on:

To use something as a basis for further development.

build bridges:

To establish cooperation or understanding between people or groups.

builder:

A person who constructs or repairs buildings.

construction:

The process of building something.

infrastructure:

The basic physical systems of a business or society.

Meaning: To create or develop something in a very basic, rough form.

Example Sentence: I'm just trying to build something simple for the project.

Meaning: To improve one's physique, especially through weight training.

Example Sentence: He's been hitting the gym hard to build for summer.