Pronunciation: /bɪld ʌp/
noun a buildup is a gradual accumulation or increase of something
A1 The build up of snow caused delays on the roads.
A2 The build up of dust in the attic made it difficult to breathe.
B1 The build up of tension between the two countries led to a war.
B2 The build up of evidence against the suspect was overwhelming.
C1 The build up of support for the new policy was evident in the latest polls.
C2 The build up of excitement before the concert was palpable in the air.
verb to build up means to gradually increase or strengthen something
A1 I need to build up my vocabulary by learning new words every day.
A2 She is trying to build up her confidence before giving a presentation.
B1 The company is looking to build up its customer base through targeted marketing campaigns.
B2 The athlete needs to build up their strength and endurance for the upcoming competition.
C1 The government is working to build up the country's infrastructure to support economic growth.
C2 The organization has been able to build up a strong reputation in the industry over the years.
adjective there is no applicable adjective for 'build up'
A1 I have a build up of unread emails in my inbox.
A2 The build up of traffic on the highway caused delays for hours.
B1 Regular exercise can help build up your strength and endurance.
B2 The build up of tension between the two countries led to a diplomatic crisis.
C1 The company's build up of reserves allowed them to weather the economic downturn.
C2 Years of hard work and dedication led to the build up of a successful business empire.
adverb there is no applicable adverb for 'build up'
A1 I need to build up my vocabulary by learning new words every day.
A2 She is trying to build up her confidence before giving a presentation.
B1 Regular exercise can help build up your strength and endurance.
B2 The company is looking to build up its reputation in the market.
C1 Years of hard work and dedication helped him build up a successful business.
C2 The charity organization aims to build up support from the community for their cause.
pronoun there is no applicable pronoun for 'build up'
A1 I need to build up my vocabulary before the exam.
A2 She wants to build up her savings for a trip.
B1 The team needs to build up their strength for the upcoming match.
B2 The company plans to build up its presence in the international market.
C1 It took years of hard work to build up his reputation as a respected scientist.
C2 The organization has been able to build up a strong network of partners over the years.
preposition there is no applicable preposition for 'build up'
A1 I need to build up my vocabulary by learning new words every day.
A2 She is trying to build up her confidence before giving a presentation.
B1 The company is looking to build up its customer base through targeted marketing strategies.
B2 Regular exercise can help build up your strength and endurance over time.
C1 The government is working to build up the country's infrastructure to support economic growth.
C2 The artist's reputation continued to build up as more and more people became fans of his work.
conjunction there is no applicable conjunction for 'build up'
A1 I build up my savings by putting a little money aside each month.
A2 She started to build up her confidence after receiving positive feedback.
B1 The company plans to build up its online presence through social media marketing.
B2 Regular exercise helps to build up strength and endurance.
C1 The government is working to build up a strong economy through strategic investments.
C2 Years of hard work and dedication allowed him to build up a successful business empire.
interjection there is no applicable interjection for 'build up'
A1 Build up your confidence by practicing speaking English every day.
A2 Build up your vocabulary by learning a new word every day.
B1 It's important to build up a strong foundation in math before moving on to more advanced topics.
B2 To excel in sports, athletes need to build up their endurance and strength.
C1 The company has been able to build up a loyal customer base through exceptional service.
C2 The artist's reputation continued to build up as more and more people discovered their work.
article there is no applicable article for 'build up'
A1 I need to build up my vocabulary by learning new words every day.
A2 She started to build up her savings by putting aside a small amount of money each week.
B1 Regular exercise can help build up your strength and endurance over time.
B2 The company plans to build up its presence in the international market by expanding its operations.
C1 The government is working to build up a strong economy by investing in infrastructure and innovation.
C2 The athlete has been able to build up a loyal fan base through consistent performance and engaging with fans on social media.
formal The company aims to build up its reputation by providing high-quality products and excellent customer service.
informal I need to build up my savings before going on vacation.
slang He's been hitting the gym hard to build up those muscles.
figurative It takes time to build up trust in a relationship.
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