construct

to construct a bridge

a theoretical construct of the atom.

to construct a hexagon within a circle

Let's construct a square on this line.

a narrowly constructed causeway

a company that constructs oil rigs.

They constructed a big bridge.

These wheels are constructed smaller.

They constructed the bridge in a year.

The house was constructed out of wood.

poetics should construct a theory of literary discourse.

an incompetently constructed mosaic of competing interests.

Freeman constructs a highly schematic reading of the play.

Every citizen has the duty to construct his country.

The well-constructed Briard is a marvel of supple power.

constructed a total of $10 million in new ratables.

He has constructed a new theory.

The terminal was constructed of reinforced concrete.

Use your protractor to construct an equilateral triangle.

Rick says good and bad are artificial constructs.

I might focus on the peripheral stuff around how I'm constructing my argument.

But these machines can only construct gold atom by atom.

Around five thousand years ago, Neolithic villagers constructed the first known toilets at Skara Brae.

Tell me how you constructed the network.

Every natural number could be constructed in tens.

It depends on how we construct the estimates.

At the top of the doorway three small webs were being constructed.

Many use this waxy substance to construct veritable bunkers.

The Eltz Castle was originally constructed in the 11th century.