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1. to build knowledge command someone to do something, especially as an official order
4. to build again after it has been damaged or destroyed to rebuild the way something is organized
7. a person who helps someone build knowledge a person like a teacher but not synonymous because a teacher generally focuses on broader, long-term student development in formal settings, while an instructor typically imparts specific, hands-on skills or techniques for shorter, task-oriented training such as in yoga or driving
9. the act of taking down the act of destroying something tha was built
10. abstract noun: something built on top of something elseconcrete noun: the part of the building built on top of the foundation or base

2. something literal or figurative that is built buildings that are created or produced
3. the parts of a city on which the rest of the city was built around: roads, communication, transportation, and schools the basic physical and organizational structures and facilities such as buildings, roads, power supplies that are needed for a city or society
5. concrete noun: the base, support, or foundation of a building or bridge abstract noun: a support system
6. to build the wrong meaning to misunderstand to interpret the wrong way
8. is something that blocks the way of things being created or built something in the way