Definition
Definition of mud-brick - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
materialmade of sun-dried earth and straw
- The mud-brick house remained cool in the desert heat..
2.
constructionmade of or incorporating mud bricks
- The mud-brick house stayed cool in summer.
Origin of mud-brick
English, mud (wet earth) + brick (block)
Examples of mud-brick in a sentence
They constructed a mud-brick wall around the garden. The mud-brick walls provided excellent insulation. They admired the mud-brick architecture of the ancient city.
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- French:en adobe, en briques de boue, ...
- German:Lehmziegel, lehmziegelartig, ...
- Italian:di mattoni crudi, in mattoni di fango, ...
- Spanish:de barro, de ladrillo de barro, ...
- Portuguese:de tijolo de barro, tijolo de barro, ...
- Chinese:土坯的, 土砖的, ...
- Japanese:泥レンガ, 泥レンガの, ...
- Arabic:لَبِنِيّ, طِينِي, ...
- Hebrew:עָשׂוּי מִלְּבֵנֵי טִּיט, עָשׂוּי מִלִּבְנֵי בֹּץ, ...
- Russian:глинобитный, глиняный, ...
- Ukrainian:глинобитний, ...
- Hindi:मिट्टी-ईंट, ...
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