bricklayer in Latin
bricklayer in Latin is caementarius — bricklayer means a tradesperson who builds walls and structures out of bricks.
bricklayer in Latin
caementarius
A craftsman who builds walls and suchlike out of bricks.
What does "bricklayer" mean?
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noun A tradesperson who builds walls and structures out of bricks.
"The bricklayer finished the garden wall in a single afternoon."
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bricklayer in a sentence
- The bricklayer finished the garden wall in a single afternoon.
- He trained for years to become a skilled bricklayer.
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What is "bricklayer" in Latin?
"bricklayer" in Latin is caementarius. bricklayer means: A tradesperson who builds walls and structures out of bricks.
How do you use "bricklayer" in a sentence?
Example: "The bricklayer finished the garden wall in a single afternoon." In Latin, "bricklayer" is caementarius.
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