Definition of brick-built in English:

brick-built

adjective

adjectiveˈbrɪkˌbɪltˈbrikˌbilt

单词	brick-built
释义	Definition of brick-built in English: brick-built adjective (of a building or structure) made of bricks. a brick-built chimney Example sentencesExamples I did all sorts of jobs, ranging from cattle sheds to brick-built houses. This is a striking room with a brick-built fireplace, exposed brick wall and a luxurious cream carpet. I intend to erect an insulated brick-built structure in a shady corner. The farmhouse itself was a large and traditional brick-built building with a sloping grey. In the corner, there's a brick-built utility shed with plumbing for a washer and dryer, some storage units and a sink. Definition of brick-built in US English: brick-built adjectiveˈbrɪkˌbɪltˈbrikˌbilt attributive (of a building or structure) made of bricks. a brick-built chimney Example sentencesExamples In the corner, there's a brick-built utility shed with plumbing for a washer and dryer, some storage units and a sink. I intend to erect an insulated brick-built structure in a shady corner. I did all sorts of jobs, ranging from cattle sheds to brick-built houses. This is a striking room with a brick-built fireplace, exposed brick wall and a luxurious cream carpet. The farmhouse itself was a large and traditional brick-built building with a sloping grey.
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