build (EN)

verb, noun

verb “build”

1. to make a building or similar structure
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   They plan to build a new bridge across the river.
2. to create something by putting parts together
   My son built a toy plane all by himself.
3. to develop something according to a plan or process (e.g. a career)
   She is building her career step by step.
4. to increase or strengthen something gradually (e.g. muscle)
   Regular exercise helps to build muscle and improve health.
5. to establish a basis for something (e.g. a relationship)
   Trust is important to build a strong relationship.
6. (computing) to compile source code into a software program
   The developers are building the latest version of the application.
7. (computing, of source code) to compile successfully
   The program won't build because there are syntax errors.

noun “build”

1. the shape and size of a person's body; physique
   He has an athletic build and enjoys playing basketball.
2. (computing) a version of a software product being developed or tested
   The new build of the software includes several bug fixes.
3. (gaming, slang) a particular arrangement of a player's skills or items
   She optimized her character's build to maximize damage in the game.
4. the time spent constructing something with blocks or bricks
   The children had a fun build with the new Lego set.