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1 brick-yard
brick-yard[br'ik ja:d] n = link=brick-field brick-field. -
2 brick-earth
brick-earth[br'ik ə:θ] n = link=%20brick-clay brick-clay. -
3 brick red
brick red[brik r'ed] adj da cor de tijolo. -
4 brick-built
brick-built[br'ikbilt] adj construído de tijolos. -
5 brick-cheese
brick-cheese[br'ik tʃi:z] n queijo um tanto macio, leve, com pequenos buracos. -
6 brick-clay
brick-clay[br'ik klei] n argila, barro para fazer tijolos. -
7 brick-dust
brick-dust[br'ik d∧st] n pó de tijolo. -
8 brick-facing
brick-fa.cing[br'ik feisiŋ] n Archit paramento de tijolos. -
9 brick-field
brick-field[br'ik fi:ld] n olaria. -
10 brick-kiln
brick-kilnforno de olaria. -
11 brick
[brik]((a block of) baked clay used for building: a pile of bricks; ( also adjective) a brick wall.) tijolo- brickbat- bricklayer* * *[brik] n 1 tijolo. 2 coisa da forma de tijolo. 3 bloco para brinquedo de construção. 4 sl um quilo de maconha comprimido. 5 coll pessoa de bom coração, formidável. • vt amurar, pavimentar, revestir com tijolos. they are going to brick up part of the garden / eles vão pavimentar parte do jardim. • adj 1 de tijolo. 2 da cor de tijolo. he dropped a brick ele deu um passo em falso, ele disse uma tolice. he is a regular brick sl ele é um rapaz formidável. to make bricks without straw fazer esforços para realizar uma atividade impossível. -
12 brick
[brik]((a block of) baked clay used for building: a pile of bricks; ( also adjective) a brick wall.) tijolo- brickbat- bricklayer -
13 brick
tijoloEnglish-Portuguese dictionary of military terminology > brick
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14 brick
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15 Bath brick
Bath brick[b'a:θ brik] n preparado de terra calcária em forma de tijolo para limpar metais. -
16 air-brick
air-brick['ɛə brik] n tijolo furado. -
17 cement brick
ce.ment brick[sim'ent brik] n tijolo de cimento. -
18 face-brick
face-brick[f'eis brik] n tijolo de paramento. -
19 facing brick
fac.ing brick[f'eisiŋ brik] n tijolo de paramento. -
20 glazed brick
glazed bricktijolo esmaltado.
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