construct
verbUK /kənˈstrʌkt/
US /kənˈstrʌkt/
To build or make something by putting parts together.
The children used blocks to construct a tall tower.
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2. To form an idea or plan by putting thoughts together.
She tried to construct a simple plan for the trip.
3. Something that is built, such as a building or model.
The new construct in the park is a giant wooden castle.
4. To draw a shape or figure using math tools.
In math class, we learned to construct a triangle with a ruler.