How do you use "Bricks and mortar" in a sentence?

That's me bricks and mortar. The bricks and mortar graduated. Proud of my bricks and mortar.

Bricks and mortar

Q: What does "Bricks and mortar" mean?

Daughter. Bricks and mortar rhymes with daughter. Building materials for a child—perhaps suggesting solidity and permanence.

Slang Term British ★★☆☆☆ Uncommon Casual

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Meaning: Daughter.

女儿。

Hija.

娘。

딸.

Bricks and mortar rhymes with daughter. Building materials for a child—perhaps suggesting solidity and permanence.

Bricks and mortar与daughter押韵。用建筑材料来称呼孩子——也许暗示着坚固和永恒。

Bricks and mortar rima con daughter. Materiales de construcción para una hija, quizás sugiriendo solidez y permanencia.

Bricks and mortarはdaughterと韻を踏みます。子供を表す建築材料—おそらく堅固さと永続性を示唆しています。

Bricks and mortar가 daughter와 라임을 이룹니다. 건축 자재로 자녀를 표현한 것으로, 견고함과 영속성을 암시하는 듯합니다.

Examples

That's me bricks and mortar.
那是我女儿
Esa es mi hija
あれが俺の娘だ
저게 내 딸이야.
The bricks and mortar graduated.
女儿毕业了
Mi hija se graduó
娘が卒業した
딸이 졸업했어.
Proud of my bricks and mortar.
为我女儿骄傲
Orgulloso de mi hija
娘を誇りに思う
딸이 자랑스러워.

Pronunciation

/brɪks ən ˈmɔːtə/

Usage Guide

Context: family, daughter

Tone: casual, affectionate

✓ Do Say

Bricks and mortar
女儿
La hija
娘
딸
The bricks
女儿
La hija
うちの娘
우리 딸

Common Mistakes

Building imagery for family
Less common than some family terms

Origin & History

Bricks and mortar rhymes with daughter. Solid building materials for a child, perhaps suggesting reliability.

Etymology: Bricks and mortar rhymes with daughter

First recorded: 20th century

Cultural Context

Era: 20th century onwards

Generation: Older generations

Social background: Working class origins

Pop culture: Cockney culture

Regional notes: British, traditional.

Variations

Bricks and mortarBricks