Definition of airbrick in English:

airbrick

nounˈɛːbrɪk

British

词汇	airbrick
释义	Definition of airbrick in English: airbrick nounˈɛːbrɪk British A brick perforated with small holes for ventilation. 〈英〉（通风透气的）空心砖 Example sentencesExamples Buy sandbags or floorboards to block doors and airbricks and remember to ensure there is adequate ventilation. Passive systems are less effective and, although they have no moving parts to wear out, may still go wrong: airbricks blocked by vegetation, for example. More expensive alternatives were floodguards, for doors, windows and airbricks, or a portable metal wall to be built around homes when the water starts rising. Fill gaps around pipes, but be careful not to block airbricks. If your home is particularly ‘airtight’, with double glazing and draught proofing, you might need an air vent or airbrick in an exterior wall.
随便看	go (out) go out go out like a light go out like a light go out of go out of business go out of control go out of one's mind go out of one's way go out of one's way go out of one's way to go out of operation go out (of) the window go out of the window go out (of) the window go out of use go out of way go out on a limb go out on the knocker go out on the town go out the window go out with go over go over go over again