Definition of breeze block in English:

breeze block

noun

British

A lightweight building brick made from small cinders mixed with sand and cement.
as modifier breeze-block huts and cabins
North American term cinder block
Example sentencesExamples
- On arrival at the location we were met with the stark sight of solitary raw breeze blocks.
- The only twenty-first-century structure I see is the breeze-block shed where dried cocoa beans are bagged.
- Would the newspaper's well-heeled editor call a breeze block room ‘home’?
- It's as big as a breeze block, but the tome is the most ambitious attempt to corral the film industry into some semblance of order.
- Breeze-block walls are broken up with windows, and the roof is a semicircle of corrugated aluminium.
- The back wall of the cell was painted magnolia over breeze blocks.
- Thus we meet Rocky, so named because he keeps a breeze block on his kitchen table.
- The blood-spattered breeze-block wall stands as grisly testimony of the violence.
- The first mobile phones were as bulky portable and attractive as a breeze block.
- Now it is a frontier town, a burgeoning collection of tents and hastily built breeze-block cantonments.
- It's low-rise breeze block with limestone cladding.
- There are piles of rubbish - old tyres, breeze blocks, oil drums, and skips full of trash.
- They found the wood and breeze block building well alight with flames shooting up above the trees.
- The mountains are Scottish, the weather Mediterranean, and the architecture a mixture of grand colonial and breeze block.
- The circus performer prepares to smash a breeze block on Nigel's chest.
- General features of housing are wood or breeze-block walls, corrugated iron roofs, and uncovered wooden or cement floors.
- Everyone is crammed into a tiny dressing room with beige breeze-block walls and dirty blue linoleum.
- Concrete slabs were hoisted into position, and the gaps fleshed out with crudely plastered breeze blocks.
- The notion that architectural heritage may include a motel built of breeze block seems a little far fetched.
- I have spent the past three weeks filming breeze-block houses that defy gravity.

Definition of breeze block in US English:

breeze block

nounˈbrēz ˌbläkˈbriz ˌblɑk

British

A lightweight building brick made from small cinders mixed with sand and cement; a cinder block.
as modifier breeze-block huts and cabins
Example sentencesExamples
- The notion that architectural heritage may include a motel built of breeze block seems a little far fetched.
- There are piles of rubbish - old tyres, breeze blocks, oil drums, and skips full of trash.
- Would the newspaper's well-heeled editor call a breeze block room ‘home’?
- Everyone is crammed into a tiny dressing room with beige breeze-block walls and dirty blue linoleum.
- It's as big as a breeze block, but the tome is the most ambitious attempt to corral the film industry into some semblance of order.
- The blood-spattered breeze-block wall stands as grisly testimony of the violence.
- Concrete slabs were hoisted into position, and the gaps fleshed out with crudely plastered breeze blocks.
- The back wall of the cell was painted magnolia over breeze blocks.
- The only twenty-first-century structure I see is the breeze-block shed where dried cocoa beans are bagged.
- I have spent the past three weeks filming breeze-block houses that defy gravity.
- On arrival at the location we were met with the stark sight of solitary raw breeze blocks.
- They found the wood and breeze block building well alight with flames shooting up above the trees.
- The mountains are Scottish, the weather Mediterranean, and the architecture a mixture of grand colonial and breeze block.
- Now it is a frontier town, a burgeoning collection of tents and hastily built breeze-block cantonments.
- The first mobile phones were as bulky portable and attractive as a breeze block.
- It's low-rise breeze block with limestone cladding.
- Breeze-block walls are broken up with windows, and the roof is a semicircle of corrugated aluminium.
- The circus performer prepares to smash a breeze block on Nigel's chest.
- Thus we meet Rocky, so named because he keeps a breeze block on his kitchen table.
- General features of housing are wood or breeze-block walls, corrugated iron roofs, and uncovered wooden or cement floors.

单词	breeze block
释义	Definition of breeze block in English: breeze block noun British A lightweight building brick made from small cinders mixed with sand and cement. as modifier breeze-block huts and cabins North American term cinder block Example sentencesExamples On arrival at the location we were met with the stark sight of solitary raw breeze blocks. The only twenty-first-century structure I see is the breeze-block shed where dried cocoa beans are bagged. Would the newspaper's well-heeled editor call a breeze block room ‘home’? It's as big as a breeze block, but the tome is the most ambitious attempt to corral the film industry into some semblance of order. Breeze-block walls are broken up with windows, and the roof is a semicircle of corrugated aluminium. The back wall of the cell was painted magnolia over breeze blocks. Thus we meet Rocky, so named because he keeps a breeze block on his kitchen table. The blood-spattered breeze-block wall stands as grisly testimony of the violence. The first mobile phones were as bulky portable and attractive as a breeze block. Now it is a frontier town, a burgeoning collection of tents and hastily built breeze-block cantonments. It's low-rise breeze block with limestone cladding. There are piles of rubbish - old tyres, breeze blocks, oil drums, and skips full of trash. They found the wood and breeze block building well alight with flames shooting up above the trees. The mountains are Scottish, the weather Mediterranean, and the architecture a mixture of grand colonial and breeze block. The circus performer prepares to smash a breeze block on Nigel's chest. General features of housing are wood or breeze-block walls, corrugated iron roofs, and uncovered wooden or cement floors. Everyone is crammed into a tiny dressing room with beige breeze-block walls and dirty blue linoleum. Concrete slabs were hoisted into position, and the gaps fleshed out with crudely plastered breeze blocks. The notion that architectural heritage may include a motel built of breeze block seems a little far fetched. I have spent the past three weeks filming breeze-block houses that defy gravity. Definition of breeze block in US English: breeze block nounˈbrēz ˌbläkˈbriz ˌblɑk British A lightweight building brick made from small cinders mixed with sand and cement; a cinder block. as modifier breeze-block huts and cabins Example sentencesExamples The notion that architectural heritage may include a motel built of breeze block seems a little far fetched. There are piles of rubbish - old tyres, breeze blocks, oil drums, and skips full of trash. Would the newspaper's well-heeled editor call a breeze block room ‘home’? Everyone is crammed into a tiny dressing room with beige breeze-block walls and dirty blue linoleum. It's as big as a breeze block, but the tome is the most ambitious attempt to corral the film industry into some semblance of order. The blood-spattered breeze-block wall stands as grisly testimony of the violence. Concrete slabs were hoisted into position, and the gaps fleshed out with crudely plastered breeze blocks. The back wall of the cell was painted magnolia over breeze blocks. The only twenty-first-century structure I see is the breeze-block shed where dried cocoa beans are bagged. I have spent the past three weeks filming breeze-block houses that defy gravity. On arrival at the location we were met with the stark sight of solitary raw breeze blocks. They found the wood and breeze block building well alight with flames shooting up above the trees. The mountains are Scottish, the weather Mediterranean, and the architecture a mixture of grand colonial and breeze block. Now it is a frontier town, a burgeoning collection of tents and hastily built breeze-block cantonments. The first mobile phones were as bulky portable and attractive as a breeze block. It's low-rise breeze block with limestone cladding. Breeze-block walls are broken up with windows, and the roof is a semicircle of corrugated aluminium. The circus performer prepares to smash a breeze block on Nigel's chest. Thus we meet Rocky, so named because he keeps a breeze block on his kitchen table. General features of housing are wood or breeze-block walls, corrugated iron roofs, and uncovered wooden or cement floors.
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