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Definition of cinder block in English: cinder blocknoun North American A lightweight building brick made from small cinders mixed with sand and cement; a breeze block. Example sentencesExamples - Family houses are constructed of cinder block or brick rather than wood.
- You're in a cinder block cell the size of most people's bathroom.
- Dry, sweet-smelling woods that hide the square cinder block house he shares with his wife and daughter.
- I found myself on my room's balcony, which is separated from the other balconies by a barrier no thicker than a cinder block.
- Nigerians build simple rectangular or cylindrical houses of reed, mud brick, or cinder block.
- For brick, concrete and cinder block, only latex should be used.
- She is walking me through the skeleton of the future clinic, which is being built cinder block by cinder block beside the old one.
- However, some problems can arise if the wall is made of brick or cinder block.
- She parked her Ford Ranger on the west side of the small, half cinder block, half brick building.
- His dark patio was hemmed in by a cinder block retaining wall that created a barrier between the 1940s house and the rest of the yard.
- Her cinder block apartment is sparse and clean, and the red curtains create a rosy hue in the morning sunlight.
- In our house, this kind of texture has been sprayed over a cinder block wall.
- Although the lobby and studio were lost, some of the 60-seat theatre was preserved in the cinder block building.
- I have a question concerning the interior of my 1950's cinder block home.
- He had the entire floor finished, it was plywood nailed onto a two-by-four frame supported by a sturdy cinder block foundation.
- Rats, too, can gnaw through lead sheathing, cinder block, aluminum sheeting, glass and electrical wires.
- We had to learn how to work with cinder block, cement, and stucco.
- I have a cinder block wall in a finished basement in a house built in 1978.
- The cinder block building where these components were housed was cramped and poorly lit.
- The fire tore through the cinder block walls of five elevator shafts, turning them into giant chimneys for acrid, black smoke.
Definition of cinder block in US English: cinder blocknounˈsɪndər blɑkˈsindər bläk North American A lightweight building brick made from small cinders mixed with sand and cement. British term breeze block Example sentencesExamples - For brick, concrete and cinder block, only latex should be used.
- The fire tore through the cinder block walls of five elevator shafts, turning them into giant chimneys for acrid, black smoke.
- She parked her Ford Ranger on the west side of the small, half cinder block, half brick building.
- We had to learn how to work with cinder block, cement, and stucco.
- I have a question concerning the interior of my 1950's cinder block home.
- He had the entire floor finished, it was plywood nailed onto a two-by-four frame supported by a sturdy cinder block foundation.
- Rats, too, can gnaw through lead sheathing, cinder block, aluminum sheeting, glass and electrical wires.
- She is walking me through the skeleton of the future clinic, which is being built cinder block by cinder block beside the old one.
- Dry, sweet-smelling woods that hide the square cinder block house he shares with his wife and daughter.
- I found myself on my room's balcony, which is separated from the other balconies by a barrier no thicker than a cinder block.
- Although the lobby and studio were lost, some of the 60-seat theatre was preserved in the cinder block building.
- However, some problems can arise if the wall is made of brick or cinder block.
- Her cinder block apartment is sparse and clean, and the red curtains create a rosy hue in the morning sunlight.
- In our house, this kind of texture has been sprayed over a cinder block wall.
- His dark patio was hemmed in by a cinder block retaining wall that created a barrier between the 1940s house and the rest of the yard.
- Family houses are constructed of cinder block or brick rather than wood.
- I have a cinder block wall in a finished basement in a house built in 1978.
- Nigerians build simple rectangular or cylindrical houses of reed, mud brick, or cinder block.
- You're in a cinder block cell the size of most people's bathroom.
- The cinder block building where these components were housed was cramped and poorly lit.
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