单词 | brickbats |
释义 | brick /brik/noun
ORIGIN: Fr brique, from the same root as break1 brickˈen adjective (obsolete) Made of brick brickˈie noun (informal) A bricklayer brickˈing noun
brickˈy adjective Like or of brick brickˈbat noun
brickˈclay noun
brickˈ-dust noun
brickˈ-earth noun A clayey silt or loam used for brickmaking brickˈfield noun A place where bricks are made brickˈfielder noun (Aust) A hot dry wind (orig one bringing dust from the brickfields of Sydney suburbs) brickˈ-kiln noun A kiln in which bricks are made brickˈlayer noun In the building trade, a person who lays and builds with bricks brickˈlaying noun brickˈmaker noun brickˈmaking noun brickˈ-nog or brickˈ-nogging see nog2 brick-redˈ adjective Of the colour of an ordinary red brick bricksˈ-and-morˈtar adjective (of a commercial enterprise, etc) not using the Internet to conduct its business brickˈ-shaped adjective Of the shape of a standard brick brickˈ-tea noun Tea pressed into cakes brickˈwork noun
brickˈworks noun A factory producing bricks brickˈyard noun A brickfield drop a brick To say or do something horrifyingly tactless or indiscreet like a ton of bricks Heavily and promptly like banging (or knocking) one's head against a brick wall Said of a laborious but unrewarding attempt, eg to persuade, inform, etc make bricks without straw
see through a brick wall To be unusually perspicacious |
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