Definition of bricklayer in English:

bricklayer

noun ˈbrɪkleɪəˈbrɪkˌleɪər

A person whose job is to build walls, houses, and other structures with bricks.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's still cheaper to use bricklayers but prefabricated is now an option.
- Once the bricklayer and mason contractor leave the job, it is important to protect the completed masonry.
- He was born in Lebanon, New Hampshire, and began his working life as a bricklayer.
- But learning to ride a wave requires a methodical bricklayer's approach.
- One of them told us, ‘If that's art, hereafter I'm a bricklayer.’
- He was a keen bricklayer and built a treble garage with a pitched roof and cavity walls.
- Strikes by bricklayers have also accelerated the trend, as builders seek ways to ensure construction completion dates.
- From all accounts, they are still used by Italian bricklayers and others in the building trades.
- Items recorded in the journals included wages paid to carpenters, bricklayers and other construction workers.
- Some urban Kurds work as bricklayers, butchers, cattle dealers, and small traders.
- By comparison, the rate for a bricklayer was almost four shillings a day.
- A bricklayer may use muriatic acid to clean up floor surfaces when he completes the floor.
- Some future school construction workers will be saved the awful fate of the bricklayer I saw die.
- The Air Service shipped some 3,000 carpenters, bricklayers, and laborers to England to prepare these facilities.
- Those who were the most likely beneficiaries - bricklayers, painters, laborers - voted heavily in favor.
- After leaving school at 16 he trained as a bricklayer and plasterer.
- What happened was a skilled bricklayer simply laid another brick, with mortar applied, onto a growing wall.
- Good bricklayers are highly skilled craftspeople.
- Maybe I'll be a bricklayer, but at least I'll be doing something I want to do.
- The structure was subsequently built by the London bricklayer and the plasterer.
Synonyms
construction worker, labourer, ganger, craftsman

Derivatives

bricklaying

noun ˈbrɪkˌleɪɪŋˈbrɪkˌleɪɪŋ

Men of both ethnicities do woodwork and carpentry, bricklaying, and upholstering.
Example sentencesExamples
- It also makes the bricklaying process easier on your knees.
- I've done everything from welding to glass cutting to bricklaying to pay the rent in the past.
- The bricklaying process for a mortarless barbecue is much simpler than that of a brick barbecue with mortar.
- This occurs, for example, in all processes that have systems of layering or links, such as weaving or bricklaying.
- There are tricks of the trade in bricklaying, and the learning curve can be steep.

Definition of bricklayer in US English:

bricklayer

nounˈbrɪkˌleɪərˈbrikˌlāər

A person whose job is to build walls, houses, and other structures with bricks.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Air Service shipped some 3,000 carpenters, bricklayers, and laborers to England to prepare these facilities.
- A bricklayer may use muriatic acid to clean up floor surfaces when he completes the floor.
- Once the bricklayer and mason contractor leave the job, it is important to protect the completed masonry.
- It's still cheaper to use bricklayers but prefabricated is now an option.
- Strikes by bricklayers have also accelerated the trend, as builders seek ways to ensure construction completion dates.
- After leaving school at 16 he trained as a bricklayer and plasterer.
- But learning to ride a wave requires a methodical bricklayer's approach.
- What happened was a skilled bricklayer simply laid another brick, with mortar applied, onto a growing wall.
- By comparison, the rate for a bricklayer was almost four shillings a day.
- He was born in Lebanon, New Hampshire, and began his working life as a bricklayer.
- The structure was subsequently built by the London bricklayer and the plasterer.
- Maybe I'll be a bricklayer, but at least I'll be doing something I want to do.
- Some urban Kurds work as bricklayers, butchers, cattle dealers, and small traders.
- Those who were the most likely beneficiaries - bricklayers, painters, laborers - voted heavily in favor.
- Good bricklayers are highly skilled craftspeople.
- From all accounts, they are still used by Italian bricklayers and others in the building trades.
- Items recorded in the journals included wages paid to carpenters, bricklayers and other construction workers.
- He was a keen bricklayer and built a treble garage with a pitched roof and cavity walls.
- Some future school construction workers will be saved the awful fate of the bricklayer I saw die.
- One of them told us, ‘If that's art, hereafter I'm a bricklayer.’
Synonyms
construction worker, labourer, ganger, craftsman

单词	bricklayer
释义	Definition of bricklayer in English: bricklayer noun ˈbrɪkleɪəˈbrɪkˌleɪər A person whose job is to build walls, houses, and other structures with bricks. Example sentencesExamples It's still cheaper to use bricklayers but prefabricated is now an option. Once the bricklayer and mason contractor leave the job, it is important to protect the completed masonry. He was born in Lebanon, New Hampshire, and began his working life as a bricklayer. But learning to ride a wave requires a methodical bricklayer's approach. One of them told us, ‘If that's art, hereafter I'm a bricklayer.’ He was a keen bricklayer and built a treble garage with a pitched roof and cavity walls. Strikes by bricklayers have also accelerated the trend, as builders seek ways to ensure construction completion dates. From all accounts, they are still used by Italian bricklayers and others in the building trades. Items recorded in the journals included wages paid to carpenters, bricklayers and other construction workers. Some urban Kurds work as bricklayers, butchers, cattle dealers, and small traders. By comparison, the rate for a bricklayer was almost four shillings a day. A bricklayer may use muriatic acid to clean up floor surfaces when he completes the floor. Some future school construction workers will be saved the awful fate of the bricklayer I saw die. The Air Service shipped some 3,000 carpenters, bricklayers, and laborers to England to prepare these facilities. Those who were the most likely beneficiaries - bricklayers, painters, laborers - voted heavily in favor. After leaving school at 16 he trained as a bricklayer and plasterer. What happened was a skilled bricklayer simply laid another brick, with mortar applied, onto a growing wall. Good bricklayers are highly skilled craftspeople. Maybe I'll be a bricklayer, but at least I'll be doing something I want to do. The structure was subsequently built by the London bricklayer and the plasterer. Synonyms construction worker, labourer, ganger, craftsman Derivatives bricklaying noun ˈbrɪkˌleɪɪŋˈbrɪkˌleɪɪŋ Men of both ethnicities do woodwork and carpentry, bricklaying, and upholstering. Example sentencesExamples It also makes the bricklaying process easier on your knees. I've done everything from welding to glass cutting to bricklaying to pay the rent in the past. The bricklaying process for a mortarless barbecue is much simpler than that of a brick barbecue with mortar. This occurs, for example, in all processes that have systems of layering or links, such as weaving or bricklaying. There are tricks of the trade in bricklaying, and the learning curve can be steep. Definition of bricklayer in US English: bricklayer nounˈbrɪkˌleɪərˈbrikˌlāər A person whose job is to build walls, houses, and other structures with bricks. Example sentencesExamples The Air Service shipped some 3,000 carpenters, bricklayers, and laborers to England to prepare these facilities. A bricklayer may use muriatic acid to clean up floor surfaces when he completes the floor. Once the bricklayer and mason contractor leave the job, it is important to protect the completed masonry. It's still cheaper to use bricklayers but prefabricated is now an option. Strikes by bricklayers have also accelerated the trend, as builders seek ways to ensure construction completion dates. After leaving school at 16 he trained as a bricklayer and plasterer. But learning to ride a wave requires a methodical bricklayer's approach. What happened was a skilled bricklayer simply laid another brick, with mortar applied, onto a growing wall. By comparison, the rate for a bricklayer was almost four shillings a day. He was born in Lebanon, New Hampshire, and began his working life as a bricklayer. The structure was subsequently built by the London bricklayer and the plasterer. Maybe I'll be a bricklayer, but at least I'll be doing something I want to do. Some urban Kurds work as bricklayers, butchers, cattle dealers, and small traders. Those who were the most likely beneficiaries - bricklayers, painters, laborers - voted heavily in favor. Good bricklayers are highly skilled craftspeople. From all accounts, they are still used by Italian bricklayers and others in the building trades. Items recorded in the journals included wages paid to carpenters, bricklayers and other construction workers. He was a keen bricklayer and built a treble garage with a pitched roof and cavity walls. Some future school construction workers will be saved the awful fate of the bricklayer I saw die. One of them told us, ‘If that's art, hereafter I'm a bricklayer.’ Synonyms construction worker, labourer, ganger, craftsman
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