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复数:bricks
第三人称单数:bricks
现在分词:bricking
过去式:bricked
过去分词:bricked
noun
plural bricks or brick a handy-sized unit of building or paving material typically being rectangular and about 2¹/₄ × 3³/₄ × 8 inches (57 × 95 × 203 millimeters) and made of moist clay hardened by heat
a good-hearted person
a rectangular compressed mass (as of ice cream)
a semisoft cheese with numerous small holes, smooth texture, and often mild flavor
gaffe, blunder—used especially in the phrase drop a brick
a badly missed shot in basketball
he threw up a brick
verb
transitive verb
to close, face, or pave with bricks—usually used with up, in, or overbrick over an opening
brick up a doorway
to render (an electronic device, such as a smartphone) nonfunctional (as by accidental damage, malicious hacking, or software changes)
… those who dared hack the phone to add features … risked having it "bricked"—completely and permanently disabled—on the next automatic update …—Jonathan Zittrain
basketball, informal to miss (a shot) very badly : to throw up a brick on (a shot) (see brick entry 1 sense 6)
brick a free throw
brick wall砖壁,砖墙
red brick红砖
brick by brick一点一点地砌
clay brick粘土砖;黏土砖
brick masonry砖砌体;砖砌圬工
hollow brick空心砖
refractory brick耐火砖
brick house砖房
brick red砖红色;红砖色的
brick tean. 砖茶;茶砖
air brick空心砖;通风砖;不烧砖;砖坯
silica brick硅砖;石英砖
concrete brick混凝土砖
wall brick墙砖
brick kiln砖窑
cement brick水泥砖
porous brick多孔砖;多孔性砖
fire brick[化]耐火砖,火砖
the bricks and mortar◎[俚语][总称](作为有投资价值的物质实体的)房屋,建筑物;房产,◎[美国俚语](学校的)课本和笔记,◎[俚语]过火的表演
insulating brick绝缘砖;隔热砖
"矩形人造石块(通常是在窑中烧制的黏土)用作建筑材料",早在15世纪,源自古法语 briche "砖",可能源自与中古荷兰语 bricke "瓦片"有关的日耳曼语源,从词根 break(v.)派生而来。
1735年出现了砖形面包的含义。"好人,诚实的家伙"的意思来自1840年,可能是基于方正的概念(如 fair and square),尽管在英语中,当应用于人时, brick 和 square 通常不是恭维话。
比喻意义上的 Brick wall "不可透过的障碍"出现于1886年。比喻意义上的 Brick-and-mortar(adj.)"实际存在的"出现于1865年。做某事 like a ton of bricks "有力地"出现于1929年(早期的 thousand of bricks,1836年),可能是基于这么多砖头的重量会有多么沉重或打击。
砖
砖
砖,以黏土、页岩以及工业废渣为主要原料制成的小型建筑砌块。
砖形钞票捆
Noun Middle English bryke, from Middle Dutch bricke
The first known use of brick was in the 15th century
brick1 of 2noun
plural bricks or brick a building or paving material made from clay molded into blocks and baked
a block made of brick
a block shaped like a brick
a brick of ice cream
a semisoft mild-flavored cheese
a badly missed shot in basketball
brick2 of 2verb
to close, face, or pave with bricks
to cause (an electronic device) to become nonfunctional (as by damage, hacking, or software changes)
brickbatnoun
a piece of a hard material (as a brick)
brick1 of 2noun
plural bricks or brick a building or paving material made from clay molded into blocks and baked
a block made of brick
a block shaped like a brick
a brick of ice cream
a semisoft mild-flavored cheese
a badly missed shot in basketball
brick2 of 2verb
to close, face, or pave with bricks
to cause (an electronic device) to become nonfunctional (as by damage, hacking, or software changes)
1 It’s yellow brick with a spiral staircase and a two-story foyer and vertical blinds.
2 Every other building is in ruins, spilling rubble and broken bricks onto the streets.
3 Mark presses against Trina and the wall behind her, wishing they could somehow disappear into the brick.
4 An overlay of wood covers the brick wall.
砖墙上覆盖了一层木板.
5 This school, Thomas Jefferson High, was another public school, a sprawling brick compound.
6 Sitting on top of this normal brick building, there was the most amazing glass...thing.
7 Using sun-dried brick as a basic building block, the Mesopotamians devised complex cities centered around the temple.
8 Bending over with great effort, Ignatius stuck a finger into the valve of one of the tires until the hissing stopped and the tire’s bottom pancaked across the brick gutter.
9 Open book to brick barrier in less than a second?
10 Tariq drops a handful of Lego bricks so they clatter on the floor.
11 Explosions were common at the brickworks, for companies would use dynamite to loosen the clay before the great machines scooped it up to make bricks.
12 The 1946 Plymouth was parked in the front yard, its bumper pressed against the porch, its taillights blocking the brick sidewalk.
13 The front of the plant was a brick commercial building of the nineteenth century with a mansard roof that bulged out into several rococo dormer windows, the panes of which were mostly cracked.
14 Ahead loomed the high brick walls of the local brewery.
15 At four o’clock he knocked on the door of the only house back of the ridge with a brick front.
16 I also carried a pouch of the graveyard dirt mixed with powdered brick dust from Doc.
17 Rubbing her hand, her pursuer followed again, keeping her distance now, as they moved deeper into the deserted labyrinth of brick houses.
18 Steel girders replaced wood-framing, exteriors were made of brick or granite, and designs favored straight, simple lines.
19 Then they gathered humans and animals in the courtyard, poured gasoline on the little brick houses that had once been Trueba’s pride and joy, and set fire to them and everything inside them.
20 Dimple felt her guard go up, that unbreachable wall laid with bricks of cynicism and aloofness that kept people at bay.