bloco
- noun
- The builder used a heavy bloco of concrete.
Examples
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A single concrete bloco can be very heavy to move by hand.
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The construction team carefully placed each bloco to create a sturdy foundation for the building.
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The workers lifted each bloco into place to form the foundation of the house.
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They ordered several blocos to complete the new garden wall.
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They stacked several blocos to build the wall.
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During the project, they used hundreds of blocos to assemble the new structure.
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A large concrete bloco is essential for supporting the weight of the walls.
Synonyms
423
1.0
A hard rectangular block of baked clay used to build walls or paths
406
1.0
A solid piece of material used for building or play
20
2.9
A hollow rectangular block of concrete used to build walls
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2.8
A block of stone or concrete used to make walls
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4.1
A light concrete block that builders use to make walls and sheds
Antonyms
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Etymology
Bloco: The word bloco is like the English block, which means 'a solid piece', so a bloco is a large piece of stone or concrete used in building.