brick in Greek
brick in Greek is τούβλο, πλίνθος, πλινθοδομώ — brick means a hard rectangular block of baked clay or similar material, used for building walls.
brick in Greek
What does "brick" mean?
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noun A hard rectangular block of baked clay or similar material, used for building walls.
"The old cottage was built from red brick over a century ago."
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noun Slang: an electronic device that has stopped working entirely, especially after a failed update.
"A botched firmware update turned his router into an expensive brick."
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noun Slang: a compact block-shaped unit of something, such as a kilogram of a drug or an external power adapter.
"The laptop's charger has a bulky brick in the middle of the cable."
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verb To ruin an electronic device so badly that it becomes permanently unusable.
"Installing the wrong software update can brick your phone."
brick in a sentence
- The old cottage was built from red brick over a century ago.
- They laid a fresh course of bricks along the garden wall.
- A botched firmware update turned his router into an expensive brick.
- The laptop's charger has a bulky brick in the middle of the cable.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "brick" in Greek?
"brick" in Greek is τούβλο, πλίνθος, πλινθοδομώ. brick means: A hard rectangular block of baked clay or similar material, used for building walls.
How do you pronounce τούβλο?
"brick" in Greek is τούβλο, pronounced "touvlo".
How do you use "brick" in a sentence?
Example: "The old cottage was built from red brick over a century ago." In Greek, "brick" is τούβλο, πλίνθος, πλινθοδομώ.
Are there other ways to say "brick" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "brick": τούβλο, πλίνθος, πλινθοδομώ.