Prefab

Pronunciation: /ˈpriːˈfæb/

Prefab (noun)

  1. A building made from parts that are built in a factory and then put together on site.

Examples

  • The prefab was assembled in just a few days.
  • They decided to live in a prefab for its convenience.

Common collocations: assemble a prefab, live in a prefab, prefab housing, prefab components, prefab walls

Prefab (adjective)

  1. Describing something made from parts built in a factory, then assembled elsewhere.

Examples

  • The prefab walls were delivered to the site.
  • They used prefab components to speed up construction.

Synonyms of Prefab

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