英语

building

gb/bˈɪldɪŋ/ us/bˈɪldɪŋ/
A1 英语
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名词 A1 entity
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structure with walls and roof

a large structure with walls and a roof where people live, work, study, or do activities.

用法模式: a building; [type] building
常见错误:
Building is countable when it means a structure: one building, two buildings. Use build as the verb: They are building a house.
近义词
structure (more general; can include bridges and other built things.) | property (often used when talking about ownership or real estate.) | facility (often a building or group of buildings used for a purpose.)
反义词
open space (an area without buildings.) | empty lot (land rather than a constructed structure.)
搭配
office building |apartment building |school building |tall building |public building |old building |new building |building entrance |building floor |building owner
主题
core_vocabulary |housing |architecture |daily_life
例句
  • The company moved into a new building downtown.
  • Smoke was coming from the building next door.
  • The old school building will become a library.
学习者例句
  • This building has ten floors.
  • She works in that building.
  • The building is very old.
名词 B1 process
2

process of constructing things

the activity of making buildings or other large structures.

用法模式: building of [something]; building work
常见错误:
For the finished structure, use a building. For the activity, construction is often the more general word.
近义词
construction (the most common general word for making buildings and structures.) | development (often used for large planned building projects.) | erection (formal word for putting up a structure.)
反义词
demolition (the act of destroying a building or structure.) | dismantling (the act of taking something apart or down.)
搭配
building work |building project |building industry |building trade |house building |road building |bridge building |building costs |building contractor |building regulations
主题
work |housing |architecture |business
例句
  • The building of the new hospital will start in June.
  • Local residents complained about noise from the building work.
  • He spent his career in building and construction.
学习者例句
  • The building work starts tomorrow.
  • Road building is expensive.
  • Building the bridge took two years.
adjective B2 property
3

gradually increasing or developing

getting stronger or larger little by little.

用法模式: building [pressure/tension/excitement/demand]
常见错误:
This adjective usually comes before the noun: building pressure, building excitement. Do not use it for a finished object; use built or constructed.
近义词
growing (simple and general; becoming larger or stronger.) | increasing (becoming greater in amount or degree.) | mounting (often used of pressure, tension, or problems becoming stronger.)
反义词
fading (becoming weaker or less noticeable.) | decreasing (becoming smaller or less strong.) | easing (becoming calmer or less intense.)
搭配
building pressure |building tension |building excitement |building momentum |building anger |building demand |building evidence |building crisis
主题
core_vocabulary |emotions |business |communication
例句
  • There was a building sense of anger in the crowd.
  • The coach could feel the building pressure before the final.
  • The company is trying to meet building demand for its new product.
学习者例句
  • There was building excitement in the room.
  • She felt building pressure at work.
  • They noticed building anger online.
语法
词典原形
building
IPA
GB/bˈɪldɪŋ/
US/bˈɪldɪŋ/
音节与重音
build - ing (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (build)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: building
  • Plural: buildings
相关表达

building block

1
/bˈɪldɪŋ blˈɑk/
fixed phrase

basic part of something

one of the basic parts needed to make or understand something bigger.

例句
  • Good communication is a building block of a healthy relationship.
  • Amino acids are often called the building blocks of proteins.
  • These simple skills are the building blocks for more advanced work.

building code

1
/bˈɪldɪŋ kˈoʊd/
fixed phrase technical

official construction rules

official rules about how buildings must be built safely.

例句
  • The design must meet the local building code.
  • Older apartments may not comply with current building codes.
  • The building code requires emergency exits on each floor.

building materials

1
/bˈɪldɪŋ mətˈɪɹiəlz/
fixed phrase

substances for constructing buildings

Things like wood, stone, and bricks that are used to build houses and other buildings.

例句
  • The store sells many types of building materials.
  • Concrete and steel are common building materials.

building materials

1
/bˈɪldɪŋ mətˈɪɹiəlz/
fixed phrase

materials used for construction

things such as wood, bricks, or cement used to make buildings.

例句
  • The cost of building materials has risen sharply this year.
  • The store sells tools and building materials.
  • They chose local stone as the main building material for the house.

building permit

1
/bˈɪldɪŋ pˈɚmɪt/
fixed phrase

document allowing construction work

An official paper that says you can build or change a building.

例句
  • A building permit is required for any structural changes.
  • They got a building permit to add a new room.

building permit

1
/bˈɪldɪŋ pˈɚmɪt/
fixed phrase legal

official permission to build

official permission to build or change a building.

例句
  • You need a building permit before adding a new room.
  • The city refused to issue a building permit for the project.
  • They applied for a building permit last month.

building site

1
/bˈɪldɪŋ sˈaɪt/
fixed phrase

place where construction happens

a place where workers are making or repairing a building.

例句
  • Children should not play near the building site.
  • The road is closed because of a large building site next to the station.
  • She works as an engineer on a busy building site.

capacity building

1
/kəpˈæsɪti bˈɪldɪŋ/
fixed phrase formal

developing skills and abilities

Helping people or organizations get better skills and abilities so they can work better in the future.

例句
  • The NGO focuses on capacity building in rural communities.
  • Capacity building is essential for sustainable development.

capacity building

1
/kəpˈæsɪti bˈɪldɪŋ/
fixed phrase formal

developing skills and resources

helping people or organizations gain the skills and resources they need.

例句
  • The grant focuses on capacity building for local health workers.
  • Capacity building takes time and cannot be done in a single training session.
  • The project included capacity building in financial management.

green building

1
/ɡɹˈin bˈɪldɪŋ/
fixed phrase technical

environmentally sustainable building

a building designed to use less energy and be better for the environment.

例句
  • The university opened a new green building with solar panels.
  • Green building standards are becoming stricter in many cities.
  • The project won an award for green building design.

team building

1
/tˈim bˈɪldɪŋ/
fixed phrase business

improving group cooperation

activities that help people in a group work well together.

例句
  • The company organized a team-building day for new employees.
  • Good team building can improve trust and communication.
  • We started the workshop with a short team-building activity.

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