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1Bricks — may refer to: * Brick, an artificial stone made by forming clay into rectangular blocks * BRICKS (software), an EC funded, open source software framework for digital libraries …
2bricks — n. 1) to lay bricks (a bricklayer lays bricks) 2) to point bricks * * * to point bricks to lay bricks (a bricklayer lays bricks) …
3bricks — brɪk n. building block; block; generous person, good person v. close or pave with bricks, build with bricks; prepare bricks adj. made from bricks; resembling a brick …
4Bricks — The making of, formed the chief labour of the Israelites in Egypt (Ex. 1:13, 14). Those found among the ruins of Babylon and Nineveh are about a foot square and four inches thick. They were usually dried in the sun, though also sometimes in… …
5bricks — Housing projects, commonly used as the name for Newark, New Jersey. My house is in the bricks …
6bricks — Housing projects, commonly used as the name for Newark, New Jersey. My house is in the bricks …
7Bricks And Clicks — L expression bricks and clicks (ou encore click and mortar) fait référence à des entreprises de commerce électronique qui proposent des processus complémentaires de ventes combinées : vente par internet (activités en ligne, donc clics )… …
8Bricks Are Heavy — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Bricks Are Heavy Álbum de L7 Publicación 14 de abril de 1992 Grabación 1991 y 1 …
9bricks and mortar — bricks and mor‧tar [ˌbrɪks ən ˈmɔːtə ǁ ˈmɔːrtər] noun [uncountable] informal PROPERTY buildings such as houses, offices, and factories: • The hospital would cost about £37 million in bricks and mortar and another £10 million for equipment. * * *… …
10bricks-and-mortar — bricksˈ and morˈtar adjective (of a commercial enterprise, etc) not using the Internet to conduct its business • • • Main Entry: ↑brick * * * bricks and mortar UK US adjective only before noun business a bricks and mortar business is a… …
