گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'build'

1 عمومی:: ساخت

2 عمومی:: بناكردن‌

3 عمومی:: درست‌ كردن‌

4 عمومی:: ساختن‌

1 general:: build on sth to use a success or achievement as a base from which to achieve more success • We must build on our reputation to expand the business. • A good relationship is built on trust.

2 general:: build adjectives medium/average build • He was of medium build and wearing a light-coloured jacket. slim/slender build • She was very strong despite her slender build. thin build • He had the thin build of a long-distance runner. slight build (= fairly thin ) • Simpson was of slight build and shy in character. stocky build (= not very tall, but broad and strong ) • The man was described as of stocky build with dark hair. sturdy build (= not very tall but strong and healthy ) • an eight-year-old boy of sturdy build muscular build • These exercises will help you achieve a strong muscular build. athletic build • She admired his athletic build.

3 general:: build to make a house, road, wall, bridge etc using bricks, stone, wood, or other materials: • A new stadium will be built for the Olympics. construct to build a building, bridge, machine etc. Construct is more formal than build: • The council plans to construct two new schools. put up something to build a wall, fence, or building, or put a statue somewhere. Put up is less formal than build: • The neighbours have put up a new wooden fence. erect formal to build a wall, fence, or building, especially a public building, or put a statue somewhere: • A monument to the Canadian soliders was erected in Green Park. throw something up British English informal to build something very quickly: • Developers have hastily thrown up family homes in the area. put together to make something from its parts, for example a piece of furniture: • It took an hour to put the bookcase together. assemble formal to put all the parts of something such as a machine or a piece of furniture together: • A line of robots assemble the cars.

4 general:: build sth/sb up [ M ] to praise something or someone in a way which will influence people's opinions • For weeks the media has been building up the national basketball team.

5 general:: build (sb/sth) up [ M ] to increase or become larger or stronger, or to cause someone or something to do this • Tension is building up between the two communities. • They gave him soup to build up his strength /build him up. • It took her ten years to build up her publishing business.

6 general:: build around sth [ usually passive ] to base something on an idea or principle • The independence movement sought to unify the country with a national identity built around a common language.

7 general:: build sth in/into sth to include something as part of a plan, system or agreement • When drawing up a contract it is vital to build in safety measures. • figurative: Inequalities are often built into (= cannot be separated from) society.

8 general:: verb construct: We will build a new school.

9 general::   noun ADJ. average, medium | slight, slim, thin | heavy, muscular, powerful, stocky, strong, thickset | athletic PREP. in ~ He's heavier in build than his brother. | of ~ She is slight of build and very agile. | with a ~ a small woman with a slim build

10 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with BUILD, Also see LIGHT (BUILD) A FIRE UNDER. Also see