prebuilds
/priːbɪldz/
noun
- Things, especially computer systems or houses, that are built in advance and ready to use or buy.
- The company offers several prebuilds with different levels of performance.
- Many home buyers prefer prebuilds because they can move in immediately.
- The store sells prebuilds for customers who don't want to assemble their own computers.
verb
- Third person singular form of prebuild: to build something in advance.
- The factory prebuilds the frames before shipping them to the construction site.
- He prebuilds his model kits so they are ready for painting.
- Our team prebuilds the software modules to save time during installation.