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1. Oxford Dictionary

   brick

   • IPA[brɪk]

   英式

   • n.
     a small rectangular block typically made of fired or sun-dried clay, used in building.；bricks collectively as a building material
   • v.
     block or enclose with a wall of bricks；throw bricks at

   • verb: brick, 3rd person present: bricks, gerund or present participle: bricking, past tense: bricked, past participle: bricked

   • noun: brick, plural noun: bricks

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a small rectangular block typically made of fired or sun-dried clay, used in building.
   • ▪ bricks collectively as a building material this mill was built of brick a large brick building
   • ▪ a small rectangular object a brick of ice cream 同義詞 block, cube, slab, bar, cake
   • ▪ British a child's toy building block the bricks and other plastic toys then need to be fitted back into their appropriate containers
   • 2. informal a large and relatively heavy mobile phone, typically an early model with limited functionality I had one of those Motorola bricks as my first cell phone
   • ▪ a smartphone or other electronic device that has completely ceased to function while updating the firmware the USB cable got disconnected and the phone is now a brick
   • 3. British informal, dated a generous, helpful, and reliable person ‘You are really a brick, Vi,’ Gloria said

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. block or enclose with a wall of bricks the doors have been bricked up
   • 2. British informal throw bricks at the pub was attacked and windows in the area were bricked
   • 3. informal cause (a smartphone or other electronic device) to become completely unable to function, typically on a permanent basis installing an unofficial OS voids the warranty and may brick the phone
   • 4. British vulgar slang be extremely worried or nervous.

   gold brick

   • n.
     a thing that looks valuable, but is in fact worthless.
   • v.
     invent excuses to avoid a task; shirk: he wasn't goldbricking; he was really sick

   Oxford Dictionary

   gold brick

   • n.
     a thing that looks valuable but is in fact worthless.
   • v.
     invent excuses to avoid a task; shirk: he wasn't goldbricking; he was really sick

   Oxford American Dictionary

   brick veneer

   • n.
     a covering of brick applied to a timber frame.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   brick venereal

   • adj.
     (of a house) of timber-frame or concrete-block construction with a facing of brick, in the ... thousands of dinners were being whipped up in white ovens in brick venereal homes
   • n.
     a suburban house of timber-frame or concrete-block construction with a facing of brick: we drove along avenues of sprawling brick venereals

   Oxford Dictionary

   brick veneer

   • n.
     a covering of brick applied to a timber frame.

   Oxford Dictionary

   red-brick

   • adj.
     built with red bricks: a grand red-brick terrace

   Oxford American Dictionary

   red-brick

   • adj.
     built with red bricks: a grand red-brick terrace

   Oxford Dictionary

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   片語

   • bang one's head against a brick wall
   • bricks and mortar
   • brick by brick
   • hit a brick wall
   • like a ton of bricks
   • London to a brick on
   • you can't make bricks without straw
3. • 更多解釋

   brick

   • IPA[brik]

   美式

   • n.
     a small rectangular block typically made of fired or sun-dried clay, used in building.
   • v.
     block or enclose with a wall of bricks: the doors have been bricked up

   Oxford American Dictionary

   Brick

   • IPA[brik]

   美式

   • a township in southeastern New Jersey; population 78,419 (est. 2008).

   Oxford American Dictionary