build in Irish
build in Irish is cruth, déanamh, tóg — build means to make something by putting materials or parts together according to a plan.
build in Irish
cruth
déanamh
tóg
(transitive) To form (something) by combining materials or parts.
What does "build" mean?
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verb To make something by putting materials or parts together according to a plan.
"They built a new extension onto the back of the house."
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verb To gradually increase or strengthen something over time.
"She built her savings up slowly over several years."
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verb To compile a piece of software from its source code into a runnable program.
"The developers build the app automatically every night."
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noun The general shape and size of a person's or animal's body.
"He has the build of a rugby player."
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build in a sentence
- They built a new extension onto the back of the house.
- The company is building a factory just outside town.
- She built her savings up slowly over several years.
- The team is building momentum going into the final.
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What is "build" in Irish?
"build" in Irish is cruth, déanamh, tóg. build means: To make something by putting materials or parts together according to a plan.
How do you use "build" in a sentence?
Example: "They built a new extension onto the back of the house." In Irish, "build" is cruth, déanamh, tóg.
Are there other ways to say "build" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "build": cruth, déanamh, tóg.
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