builder in Japanese
builder in Japanese is 建設者 — builder means somebody whose job or activity is putting things together or constructing them.
builder in Japanese
建設者
Pronounced: kensetsusha
One who builds or constructs things.
What does "builder" mean?
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noun Somebody whose job or activity is putting things together or constructing them.
"My uncle is a builder and has constructed several houses in our town."
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noun A skilled craftsman who takes direction from an architect and manages a team of workers.
"The builder went through the plans with the architect before the team started work."
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noun A computer program that lets a user put together a particular kind of output, often automatically.
"Use the website builder to drag and drop pages into a new site."
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noun (informal) Short for someone who trains to build up their muscles.
"He is a serious builder and goes to the gym five times a week."
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builder in a sentence
- My uncle is a builder and has constructed several houses in our town.
- The toy company hired a model builder to assemble miniature ships.
- The builder went through the plans with the architect before the team started work.
- We hired a local builder to extend our kitchen, and he managed six workers.
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What is "builder" in Japanese?
"builder" in Japanese is 建設者. builder means: Somebody whose job or activity is putting things together or constructing them.
How do you pronounce 建設者?
"builder" in Japanese is 建設者, pronounced "kensetsusha".
How do you use "builder" in a sentence?
Example: "My uncle is a builder and has constructed several houses in our town." In Japanese, "builder" is 建設者.
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