build:To construct for a dwelling; to erect (a house), make (a nest). Hence, To erect, construct (any work of masonry), and by extension, To construct by fitting together of separate parts; chiefly with reference to structures of considerable size, as a ship or boat, a carriage, an organ, a steam-engine (not, e.g. a watch or a piano). ——Oxford English Dictionary

build:to make something, especially a building or something large.——Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English  @en