build
/bɪld/
verb
- To construct or assemble something by putting parts or materials together.
- My son loves to build towers with his toy blocks.
- They plan to build a new house on the corner lot.
- The company will build a bridge across the river.
- To develop or create something gradually, such as a relationship, business, or skill.
- Trust takes time to build between two people.
- She worked hard to build a successful career in journalism.
- He wants to build his vocabulary by reading every day.
- To increase or intensify over time.
- Pressure can build in a tire if it gets too hot.
- Excitement began to build as the concert date approached.
- Tension started to build between the two teams before the game.
noun
- The physical structure or shape of a person's body.
- He has a strong, athletic build from years of swimming.
- The dog had a muscular build and a thick coat.
- Her slim build makes it easy for her to fit into small spaces.
- The style or structure of something, especially a building or machine.
- The new smartphone has a sleek, lightweight build.
- The car's build is sturdy and reliable.
- The build of the old barn was simple but effective.