- Made by fastening several layers or sections one on top of the other: a built-up roof.
- Filled with buildings; developed: a built-up neighborhood.
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built-up (bĭlt'ŭp') |
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1. Assembled by fastening a number of parts together.
2. Fabricated of several layers, thicknesses, or pieces which are laminated or fastened together. built-up air casing A field-fabricated enclosure around an air-handling system, usually built on a waterproof concrete base which has a curb around it with floor drains, or built on a floor which is sloped toward drainpipe openings.
| WordNet: built-up |
The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
peopled with settlers
| Translations: Built-up |
Français (French)
adj. - rehaussé (un vêtement), à semelle compensée
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Español (Spanish)
adj. - edificado
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