Translations for „brickie“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

brickie [ˈbrɪki] N esp Brit Aus inf, ˈbrick·lay·er N

brickie

zidar(ka) m (f)

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English

Someone who wanted to be a skinny art-school guy behind the drums but, being from mining stock, looked like a brickie, boxer or bouncer.

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It turned out quite a few of our old chippies brickies etc that went on to build quite a few of our current houses and newish public buildings.

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The driver, who could not see clearly behind him, was being directed into the area by a brickies' labourer.

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So every brickie and bag-checker might not be who they first seem.

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When you walk into a rugby club, whether you're eight or 80, a brickie or a doctor, you will still be able to have a conversation with somebody.

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The 34-year-old former brickie sent message after vile message at the rate of one text every seven minutes to his terrified victim, a court heard.

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From brickie to big league?

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His dad worked as a high-rise scaffolder and brickie on projects such as the brickworks smokestacks there.

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The player used to represent the bloke down the road, or the local brickie or copper.

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The brickie said he has two more weeks' work to do.

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