bricklayer
/ˈbrɪkleɪə(r)/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈbrɪkleɪər/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbrik-ˌlā-ər -ˌler/ (ame, mw)
bricklayer — 名詞
- bricklayersingular
- bricklayersplural
1. a skilled worker who joins bricks with mortar to make or mend walls, chimneys, a
砌磚工
用磚塊砌牆或修築磚造部分的人
a skilled worker who joins bricks with mortar to make or mend walls, chimneys, and similar structures.
The bricklayer rebuilt the garden wall after last winter's storm.
那位砌磚工在去年冬天的暴風雨後重砌了花園圍牆。
typical object: rebuild a wall
Lucia hired a bricklayer to repair the cracked chimney before autumn.
Lucia 在秋天前請了一位砌磚工來修補那座裂開的煙囪。
common collocation: hire a bricklayer
Our school brought in a bricklayer when loose bricks fell near the gate.
校門附近有鬆動的磚塊掉落後,我們學校找來了一位砌磚工。
After college, Bao trained as a bricklayer on a housing site.
Bao 大學畢業後,在住宅工地學做砌磚工。
Two bricklayers spent the morning building steps beside the new library.
兩位砌磚工花了一個早上在新圖書館旁砌台階。
- mason
broader — can work with stone, concrete, or brick, not only bricks
- builder
broader — may manage or do many kinds of construction work
- brick mason
close in meaning, especially in North American usage
文法句型
hire a bricklayer
work as a bricklayer
train as a bricklayer
bricklayer + build/repair + wall, chimney, steps
用法筆記
Usually refers to a skilled construction worker, not just anyone who happens to stack bricks. It commonly follows verbs like 'hire', 'call', 'train as', and 'work as', especially when the job involves a wall, chimney, or other brick structure.