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Meanings of dry wall in English

Portuguese
drywall
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A wide flat board used to cover walls or partitions; made from plaster or wood pulp or other materials and used primarily to form the interior walls of houses.

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drywall
Spanish
horma

A stone wall made with stones fitted together without mortar.

horma
Usage of dry wall in English
1
The stairs curved to the right and she trailed her hand across the cold, dry wall.
The chamber of ten
2
My Google search history revealed endless quests for egress windows, electric amperage and dry wall installation.
The Guardian
3
He was tied with ropes and leaning against the dry wall of the cave, facing the fire.
The Illustrated Man
4
The Lightweight Building Materials segment is mainly engaged in the production and sale of dry wall and ceiling system.
Reuters
5
It should be spacious, with dry walls, high ceiling, and tight windows.
The Young Mother: Management of Children in Regard to Health
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Q Five years ago I renovated an old bungalow that included dry walling the interior wall on all the external walls.
The Irish Times
7
Among English weeds, the little bittercress that grows on dry walls and hedge-banks forms an excellent example of the same device.
Science in Arcady
8
Exceptions to this tight-bolting ethic are found on some of the canyon's older routes, such as those at Home Alone and Dry Wall.
Climbing Magazine
9
I thrust my hand through the snow, and felt what I thought the stones of one of the dry walls common to the country.
Ranald Bannerman's Boyhood
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(I may mention that the wallers in this country still give two hundred years as the length of time that a dry wall will stand.)
The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth — Volume 3 (of 8)
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Translations for dry wall
Portuguese
drywalldry wall
Spanish
horma