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Term: Builder

Definition:

A builder is a person or a company that constructs or creates something, like a building or structure, by assembling parts or materials according to a plan or design.

Senses:
  1. Noun: A person skilled in construction, carpentry, or other trades involved in the assembly of structures.
  2. Noun: An organization or company engaged in the construction or development of buildings and infrastructure.
  3. Noun: A tool, machine, or device used to facilitate the construction or assembly process.
Examples:

Noun:

  1. John is a highly experienced builder who can handle large-scale construction projects.
  2. The builder employed around 200 workers to complete the residential complex on time.
  3. Tom uses a popular brand of builders' pencils to mark precise measurements on the wooden planks.

Noun:

  1. The family-owned builder company has been in business for over three decades.
  2. My uncle's company is one of the largest builders in the region, having completed numerous high-profile projects.
  3. We hired a reputable builder to renovate our kitchen and add an extra room to our house.

Noun:

  1. Using a power drill greatly speeds up the work for builders during construction.
  2. Ensure you have a sturdy electrical wire stripper, it's a versatile tool for both builders and electricians.
  3. The builder's level is an essential device for accurately determining if a surface or structure is level.
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