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building block
noun
a block of stone or other material, larger than a brick, used in building
a component that fits with others to form a whole
standardized software building blocks
another name for (the child's toy) block
Word History and Origins
Origin of building block1
Example Sentences
On the other hand, others argue that this part of the curriculum is important because it provides the foundational mathematical building blocks from which students learn other parts of math and science, he explained.
Sicardi ships participants a box of 40 objects and leads discussions on the properties of each, establishing the “building blocks” of a scent.
This is used to etch the intricate building blocks of our modern existence in a process called "lithography".
These “volumetric” components — rooms that often include built-in electrical, plumbing and cabinetry — are then transported to the site and assembled like building blocks using cranes.
The software developer has archived hundreds of reels of open source code here, which are the building blocks underpinning computer operating systems, software, websites and apps.
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