Bricklayer Meaning in English
word
ˈbɹɪˌkɫeɪɝ
BRIK-lay-er
bɹˈɪkleɪɐ
BRIK-lay-uh
释义
A bricklayer is a person whose job is to build walls, houses, or other structures by laying bricks and joining them together with mortar.
用法与细微差别
'Bricklayer' specifically refers to someone who works with bricks; 'mason' is a broader term including stone work. Most common in British and international English; in American English, 'brick mason' may be used. Not slang or informal.
Spanish: albañilPortuguese (BR): pedreiroPortuguese (PT): pedreiroChinese (Simplified): 砌砖工Chinese (Traditional): 砌磚工Hindi: ईंट बनाने वालाArabic: بنّاءBengali: ইটমিস্ত্রিRussian: каменщик (кирпичи)Japanese: レンガ職人Vietnamese: thợ xâyKorean: 벽돌공Turkish: duvarcıUrdu: مستری - اینٹ کا کاریگرIndonesian: tukang batu
例句
My uncle is a bricklayer.
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The bricklayer built a strong wall.
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I watched the bricklayer at work.
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You need to hire a good bricklayer if you want the house to last.
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The team of bricklayers finished the wall in one day.
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Before becoming a contractor, he worked for years as a bricklayer.
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