“BRICK” in italiano

sostantivo

mattone	brick
laterizio	brick

aggettivo

di mattoni

brick

This was a big square block of a thing, joined at the back to the featureless brick walls of a sort more commonly associated with the industrial buildings of the era.

Or,” he smiled again, and all things positive had gone from his handsome face and the glint of his ivory teeth, “it could be exciting, and not limited to these brick halls alone.

A river ran in a square, brick channel along the street there, disappearing into a culvert under the factory.

”He laughed as she killed her pink shorts, making his pants brick up.

Huge columns held aloft a brick pediment moulded with images of industry and progress.

”Nesta scanned the small living area—a sagging crimson couch, a soot-stained brick hearth, a moth-eaten floral armchair, then the ancient kitchenette, piled with leaning columns of dirty dishes.

”They approached the mill’s high brick perimeter.

He would have felt better had he had a high brick wall against his back, to be sure that no one could be behind him.

”Nesta straightened, and Cassian’s chest tightened at the wall that rose in her eyes, brick by brick.

Where brick and stone hold sway, the wind is mute.

Everything was red brick or grey stone.