Definition of design-build in English:

design-build

(also design and build, design/build)

noun dɪˌzʌɪnˈbɪld

In the construction industry: a delivery system or process whereby a single contractor is responsible for the costing, designing, planning, and building of a structure or project. Originally and frequently attributive.

1960s; earliest use found in The Guardian. In some forms from design + build. In some forms from design + and + build.

(also design and build, design/build)

noundɪˌzʌɪnˈbɪld

In the construction industry: a delivery system or process whereby a single contractor is responsible for the costing, designing, planning, and building of a structure or project. Originally and frequently attributive.

1960s; earliest use found in The Guardian. In some forms from design + build. In some forms from design + and + build.

词汇	design-build
释义	Definition of design-build in English: design-build (also design and build, design/build) noun dɪˌzʌɪnˈbɪld In the construction industry: a delivery system or process whereby a single contractor is responsible for the costing, designing, planning, and building of a structure or project. Originally and frequently attributive. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in The Guardian. In some forms from design + build. In some forms from design + and + build. Definition of design-build in US English: design-build (also design and build, design/build) noundɪˌzʌɪnˈbɪld In the construction industry: a delivery system or process whereby a single contractor is responsible for the costing, designing, planning, and building of a structure or project. Originally and frequently attributive. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in The Guardian. In some forms from design + build. In some forms from design + and + build.
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