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Meanings of bricklayer in English
A craftsman who builds in stone or brick otherwise known as masonry.
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Usage of bricklayer in English
1
A bricklayer would be put to building and repairing, and so on.
2
In his adventurous youth he was by turns scholar, soldier, bricklayer, actor.
3
A man came out for his bricklayer's tools; he wanted them back.
4
His mom was a dinner lady and his dad was a bricklayer.
5
He is a 26-year-old bricklayer who emigrated from Northern Ireland two years ago.
6
What's the difference between a good honest bricklayer and a publican-eh
7
That's probably why you're not working at the Guggenheim, and I'm a bricklayer.
8
If I were a carpenter or bricklayer, one might say so-ina sense.
9
The admiral had better send for his bricklayer, for more reasons than one.
10
Besides wall building, the bricklayer has many other works to perform.
11
And this each bricklayer did about one thousand times a day.
12
Previously I had labored like a bricklayer, slowly and with agony.
13
A stonemason and the bricklayer's gaffer are swiping at each other with battens.
14
His mother marrying a bricklayer, Ben was brought up to the same employment.
15
But, if you'll take my counsel, you'll go to the bricklayer.
16
Mudzvengi's father is a part-time bricklayer and her mother is a domestic worker.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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