1. The past tense of "build" is "built," and the past participle is also "built."
2. "Build" is an English word that serves as a noun, transitive verb, and intransitive verb. As a noun, it means "construction," "physique," or "build." As a transitive verb, it means "to establish" or "to construct." As an intransitive verb, it means "to construct" or "to build."
3. When used as a verb, the basic meaning of "build" involves combining building materials or components to create various structures, ranging from simple toys to skyscrapers. It emphasizes the construction process and the labor involved, particularly physical labor.
4. "Build" can also refer to the abstract process of building something, such as a large building, and it can imply actions like establishing or confirming something through a gradual process of addition.
5. "Build" can be used as both an intransitive and transitive verb. When used intransitively, it can have an active form that implies a passive meaning. When used transitively, it takes a noun or pronoun as its direct object and can sometimes accept a double object, with the indirect object sometimes converted into the object of a preposition.
6. "Build" can also accept a complex direct object with an adjective as its complement. Occasionally, "build" can be used in a passive structure.
7. The past tense and past participle of "build" are both "built."
8. When used as a noun, "build" refers to "physique" or "structure," which can describe a person's external physical characteristics (such as height, weight, etc.) or the appearance of something (such as style, size, etc.).
9. Example sentence using "build" as a noun: "His build is that of a professional athlete."
10. Example sentences using "build" as a transitive verb:
a. "She built a house for her family."
b. "We are planning to build a new office complex."
11. Example sentences using "build" as an intransitive verb:
a. "The company is building its reputation through quality work."
b. "Over time, trust is built between friends."

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