to build; to construct; to establish; to develop; to institute

to set up or create an organization, system, or institution

to propose, suggest, or recommend a course of action

a physical structure such as a house; architecture

to complete construction or finish building a structure

to construct (something abstract)

to construct; to build

to organize, set up, or establish an organization, group, or team

to found; to establish

recently constructed or established

to build something again after it has been damaged or destroyed

to build or construct structures such as buildings, roads, or bridges

Fujian Province, capital Fuzhou [[福州市|福州市|Fu2 zhou1 Shi4]] (abbr. to [[闽|閩|Min3]])

building; structure; edifice

to extend (a building, an airport runway etc)

to build or construct, typically referring to large-scale projects, infrastructure, or facilities

to build, construct, or rig up a structure, typically a temporary one using simple materials

feudalism or feudalistic; referring to the socio-economic stage or backward traditional mindsets

China Construction Bank (abbr.)

to reconstruct or structurally alter an existing building or facility

to prepare to build something

to build or construct something together; to cooperate in creating something

infrastructure or capital construction projects

serving to improve or advance a situation

the construction or building industry

the abstract construction, framework, or structure of a system or theory

to establish diplomatic relations

an old name for Nanjing, called [[建康|建康|Jian4 kang1]] or Jianye during the Eastern Jin (317-420)

Yi Jianlian (1987-), Chinese basketball player for the New Jersey Nets (NBA)

to start building; to be first built

To construct under contract.

to make a suggestion or state one's views and ideas

the founding of a political party

building complex; cluster of buildings

to make a significant contribution or a major achievement

reign name (196-220) at the end of the Han dynasty

to build or construct, typically referring to large-scale structures, buildings, or infrastructure

to assist in construction by providing resources, funds, or technical support, usually in a development project.

Tung Chee-hwa (1937-), Hong Kong entrepreneur and politician, chief executive 1997-2005

to perform meritorious deeds and establish a career

old name for Nanjing [[南京|南京|Nan2 jing1]], especially during the Southern Dynasties