Build on Meaning in English
expression
ˈbɪɫd/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
BILD-awn
bˈɪld/ /ˈɒn
BILD-on
التعريف
To use something as a foundation or starting point in order to make progress or add improvements.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Often used in business, education, and teamwork contexts. Common patterns: 'build on experience/ideas/success'. Suggests making progress by using existing strengths or achievements. Not to be confused with literally constructing a building.
Spanish: basarse en - aprovecharPortuguese (BR): basear-se em - aproveitarPortuguese (PT): basear-se em - aproveitarChinese (Simplified): 以...为基础 - 在...基础上发展Chinese (Traditional): 以...為基礎 - 在...基礎上發展Hindi: आधारित होना - आगे बढ़ानाArabic: يَبني على - يستفيد منBengali: ভিত্তি করা - উপরে গড়ে তোলাRussian: основываться - развивать дальшеJapanese: 基づく - 発展させるVietnamese: phát triển dựa trên - tận dụngKorean: 기반하다 - 바탕으로 삼다Turkish: üzerine inşa etmek - temel almakUrdu: بنیاد رکھنا - آگے بڑھاناIndonesian: membangun di atas - memanfaatkan
جمل نموذجية
We can build on last year's results to do even better.
basic
The teachers want to build on the students' knowledge.
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You should build on your strengths to succeed.
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Let's build on what we've learned so far and try something new.
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Their latest product really builds on their previous innovations.
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Our partnership will build on mutual respect and shared goals.
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