Build in Tagalog

Build in Tagalog is “Magtayo” or “Itayo.” This versatile word refers to the act of constructing, creating, or developing something from materials or components. Whether you’re talking about building houses, relationships, muscles, or careers, this term is fundamental in Filipino conversations about creation and development. Let’s explore the various meanings and applications of this important word.

[Words] = Build

[Definition]:

• Build /bɪld/
• Verb 1: To construct something by putting parts or materials together.
• Verb 2: To develop or establish something gradually over time.
• Verb 3: To increase in intensity or strength.
• Noun: The physical structure or proportions of a person’s or animal’s body.

[Synonyms] = Magtayo, Itayo, Bumuo, Gumawa, Magtatag, Konstruksiyon, Katawan (for body build)

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The construction company will build a new shopping mall in our neighborhood next year.
Ex1_PH: Ang kumpanya ng konstruksiyon ay magtatayo ng bagong mall sa aming kapitbahayan sa susunod na taon.

Ex2_EN: It takes time and effort to build trust and strong relationships with people.
Ex2_PH: Nangangailangan ng oras at pagsisikap upang bumuo ng tiwala at matatag na relasyon sa mga tao.

Ex3_EN: He goes to the gym regularly to build muscle and improve his overall fitness.
Ex3_PH: Pumupunta siya sa gym nang regular upang bumuo ng kalamnan at mapabuti ang kanyang pangkalahatang kalusugan.

Ex4_EN: The athlete has a muscular build that is perfect for professional basketball.
Ex4_PH: Ang atleta ay may mauskuladong katawan na perpekto para sa propesyonal na basketball.

Ex5_EN: They plan to build their dream house on the land they inherited from their parents.
Ex5_PH: Plano nilang itayo ang kanilang dream house sa lupang minana nila mula sa kanilang mga magulang.