brick
1 constructiontógáil for buildingbríce masc4 cmu bricks and mortar 1 buildingsfoirgnimhfoirgníocht cmu to be bricking it (also nó to be bricking yourself) informalneamhfhoirmeálta he's bricking it now tá a chroí ina bhéal aige anois, tá sé sceimhlithe anois, tá an cac ar crith ann anois vulgargáirsiúil to come up against a brick wall (also nó to run up against a brick wall; to hit a brick wall) we suddenly came up against a brick wall go tobann bhí fál go haer romhainn to be like talking to a brick wall it was like talking to a brick wall bhí sé chomh maith agam labhairt leis an mballa, b'fhánach an mhaise dom é, sin a raibh ar a shon agam like a ton of bricks informalneamhfhoirmeáltago trom cmu it hit her like a ton of bricks bhuail sé go trom í to come down on sb like a ton of bricks (also nó to be down on sb like a ton of bricks) 1 informalneamhfhoirmeálta scold, reprimandíde béil a thabhairt do dhuineleadhbairt den teanga a thabhairt do dhuine to hit the bricks (USSAM), informalneamhfhoirmeálta 1 go on strikedul ar stailc to make bricks without straw brící a dhéanamh gan aon tuí → brick in→ brick off→ brick up Loading phrases and examples...
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