prebuild
/priːˈbɪld/
adjective
- Built or assembled in advance; ready-made or prefabricated.
- The prebuild kitchen cabinets saved the homeowners a lot of time and effort.
- They ordered a prebuild shed that could be delivered and set up in one day.
- Many modern homes use prebuild wall panels to reduce construction waste.
noun
- A structure or component that has been built in advance, especially a prefabricated building or part.
- We chose a prebuild for the garage because it was cheaper than building from scratch.
- The construction site received several prebuilds for the new office complex.
- The school installed a prebuild as a temporary classroom while the main building was renovated.
verb
- To build or construct something in advance, before it is needed or before the main construction process.
- The team will prebuild the stage set before the performers arrive for rehearsal.
- The company decided to prebuild the frames for the houses to speed up the final assembly.
- We can prebuild the software components so that the final installation takes less time.
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