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1 brick
[brɪk]◙ n. לבנה; קובייה; אדם אדיב◙ v. לרצף בלבנים; להכין לבנים◙ adj. עשוי לבנים; דמוי לבנה* * *◙ בידא םדא ;הייבוק ;הנבל◄◙ םינבל ןיכהל ;םינבלב ףצרל◄◙ הנבל יומד ;םינבל יושע◄ -
2 brick red
אדום-חום, צבע לבנים {חומות}* * *◙ }תומוח{ םינבל עבצ,םוח-םודא◄ -
3 brick up
◙ v. לבנות בלבנים* * *◙ םינבלב תונבל◄ -
4 as dry as a brick
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5 drop a brick
להביך, להעליב; להעמיד במצב בלתי נעים* * *◙ םיענ יתלב בצמב דימעהל ;בילעהל,ךיבהל◄ -
6 fire brick
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7 knock one's head against a brick wall
לדפוק את הראש בקיר; לנסות את הבלתי אפשרי* * *◙ ירשפא יתלבה תא תוסנל ;ריקב שארה תא קופדל◄English-Hebrew dictionary > knock one's head against a brick wall
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8 ran his head against a brick wall
דפק את הראש בקיר, טיפס על קירות חלקים, נתקל בקיר אטום* * *◙ םוטא ריקב לקתנ,םיקלח תוריק לע ספיט,ריקב שארה תא קפד◄English-Hebrew dictionary > ran his head against a brick wall
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