builder in Latin
builder in Latin is aedificātor, aedificātrīx — builder means somebody whose job or activity is putting things together or constructing them.
builder in Latin
aedificātor
One who builds or constructs things.
aedificātrīx
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 Latin?
"builder" in Latin is aedificātor, aedificātrīx. builder means: Somebody whose job or activity is putting things together or constructing them.
How do you use "builder" in a sentence?
Example: "My uncle is a builder and has constructed several houses in our town." In Latin, "builder" is aedificātor, aedificātrīx.
Are there other ways to say "builder" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "builder": aedificātor, aedificātrīx.
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