Thesaurus article:to build something

to build something

These words mean to make a building, machine, vehicle, etc. using materials or different parts.

The word with the broadest use isbuild.

The house was built in the 1950s.

Workmen were building a bridge over the river.

Constructis a more formal word thanbuildand is often used to talk about building complicated structures such as bridges, dams, and tunnels.

The company wants to construct a 175-mile pipeline.

You canput upor, in formal contexts,erecta building or a wall.

Putting up a wall will not solve the problem.

It took less than six weeks to put up the new hospital.

It's unlawful to erect a building until you get approval.

If youassemblesomething, you put it together from smaller parts. You can also say that youput it together.

He has a job assembling furniture in a warehouse.

Without the instruction sheet, I've got no idea how to put all these parts together.

You can also use the general wordmaketo talk about putting parts together to produce an object or product. .

The company makes high-end heart-rate monitors.

The wordsfabricate,manufacture, andproduceare used to talk about making products in large quantities in factories.Fabricateis especially used in US English.

USIn the 1970s, semiconductors were fabricated on 75mm diameter silicon wafers

The factory manufactures electrical components.

Most people want to know how their goods were produced.

For more words about making things, see the article atmake.

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释义	Thesaurus article:to build something to build something These words mean to make a building, machine, vehicle, etc. using materials or different parts. The word with the broadest use isbuild. The house was built in the 1950s. Workmen were building a bridge over the river. Constructis a more formal word thanbuildand is often used to talk about building complicated structures such as bridges, dams, and tunnels. The company wants to construct a 175-mile pipeline. You canput upor, in formal contexts,erecta building or a wall. Putting up a wall will not solve the problem. It took less than six weeks to put up the new hospital. It's unlawful to erect a building until you get approval. If youassemblesomething, you put it together from smaller parts. You can also say that youput it together. He has a job assembling furniture in a warehouse. Without the instruction sheet, I've got no idea how to put all these parts together. You can also use the general wordmaketo talk about putting parts together to produce an object or product. . The company makes high-end heart-rate monitors. The wordsfabricate,manufacture, andproduceare used to talk about making products in large quantities in factories.Fabricateis especially used in US English. USIn the 1970s, semiconductors were fabricated on 75mm diameter silicon wafers The factory manufactures electrical components. Most people want to know how their goods were produced. For more words about making things, see the article atmake. Cambridge English Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press#https://dictionary.cambridge.org//thesaurus/articles/to-build-something##
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