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1 briquetage
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2 maçonnerie armée à éléments coffrants
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3 maçonnerie de briques
f1) brick masonry (US)2) brickwork (UK)Dictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > maçonnerie de briques
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4 maçonnerie en briques
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5 briquetage
Architecture française et le dictionnaire de construction > briquetage
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6 maçonnerie en briques
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7 brique creuse
f* * *fbuilding tile, hollow block, hollow brick, hollow clay block, hollow mansonry unit (UK), hollow shape, hollow tile (US), perforated brick, structural clay tile (US), ventilated brick, ventilating brickDictionnaire d'ingénierie, d'architecture et de construction > brique creuse
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8 brique pleine
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9 maçonner
masɔne vt1) (= revêtir) to face, to render2) (= boucher) to brick up* * *maçonner verb table: aimer vtr1 ( construire) to build;2 ( revêtir) ( avec des pierres) ( à l'extérieur) to face [sth] with stone; ( à l'intérieur) to line [sth] with stone; ( avec des briques) ( à l'extérieur) to face [sth] with bricks; ( à l'intérieur) to line [sth] with bricks.[masɔne] verbe transitif1. [construire] to build4. [boucher - généralement] to block up (separable) ; [ - avec des briques] to brick up ou over (separable)a. [généralement] the masonry's goodb. [pierres] the stonework's goodc. [briques] the brickwork's good -
10 brique pleine
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Masonry dam — Masonry dams are dams made out of masonry; mainly stone and brick. They are either the gravity or the arch type. The largest masonry dam of the world is Nagarjunasagar Dam in India. Visual examples The original … Wikipedia
masonry — [mā′sən rē] n. [ME masonerie < OFr maçonnerie < maçon, MASON] 1. the trade or art of a mason 2. pl. masonries something built, as by a mason, of stone, brick, concrete, etc. 3. [usually M ] FREEMASONRY … English World dictionary
