Definition of masonry

masonrynoun

xây dựng

/ˈmeɪsənri//ˈmeɪsənri/

The word "masonry" originates from the Latin term "marmorare," which means "to quarry marble." However, the earliest recorded use of the term "masonry" dates back to the 14th century in Middle English, when it referred to the act of building with stone. In Old French, the term "masone" was used to describe a stonemason, and this term was later adopted into Middle English as "mason" or "masonry." Throughout history, masonry has been associated with the construction of structures using stone, brick, and other materials, often requiring specialized skills and knowledge. Today, the term "masonry" encompasses a wide range of techniques and materials, including both traditional and modern methods for building and repairing structures.

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the parts of a building that are made of stone

các bộ phận của một tòa nhà được làm bằng đá

Example:
  • She was injured by falling masonry.

    Cô ấy bị thương do gạch đá rơi xuống.

the work of building with stone

công việc xây dựng bằng đá

Example:
  • He acquired a knowledge of carpentry and masonry.

    Ông đã có được kiến ​​thức về nghề mộc và nghề xây dựng.