ladrillo hidrófugo (spanish) - meaning, definition, translation, pronunciation

Part of Speech

Noun

Phonetic transcription

/ladˈɾi.ʎo iˈðɾo.fu.ɣo/

Use and Frequency

"Ladrillo hidrófugo" is a term used in the field of construction and engineering, specifically in the domain of waterproofing materials and techniques. It is a somewhat technical term and is more commonly found in written materials or professional conversations rather than in everyday oral speech.

Example Sentences

1. Vamos a utilizar ladrillos hidrófugos para la construcción de la fachada.
   (We are going to use waterproof bricks for the construction of the facade.)

2. Los ladrillos hidrófugos son ideales para evitar filtraciones de agua en sótanos.
   (Waterproof bricks are ideal for preventing water leaks in basements.)

Idiomatic Expressions

In this context, "ladrillo hidrófugo" does not belong to any idiomatic expression. It is a technical term used in a specific domain.

Etymology

• Ladrillo: From Latin "latericĭum," a term that refers to the bricks made from clay or other materials used in construction.
• Hidrófugo: From Latin "hydraphugus," which comes from the Greek roots "hudro-" (water) and "-phugos" (repellent).

Synonyms and Antonyms

• Synonyms: ladrillo impermeable (waterproof brick), ladrillo aislante de agua (water-insulating brick)
• Antonyms: ladrillo poroso (porous brick), ladrillo permeable (permeable brick)