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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Adobe VS brick
What is the difference between adobe and brick?
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adobe is a particular kind of brick that is pretty smooth on the outside (not as textured as other bricks) and usually either yellow or medium reddish in color. One finds it in the American southwest and in Mexico and Central America. Frequently, with adobe structures, one cannot see the individual bricks because the surface is stuccoed.
- adobe is a particular kind of brick that is pretty smooth on the outside (not as textured as other bricks) and usually either yellow or medium reddish in color.
- One finds it in the American southwest and in Mexico and Central America.
- Frequently, with adobe structures, one cannot see the individual bricks because the surface is stuccoed.
- One doesn't find that often with other types of brick.
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adobe is a particular kind of brick that is pretty smooth on the outside (not as textured as other bricks) and usually either yellow or medium reddish in color. One finds it in the American southwest and in Mexico and Central America. Frequently, with adobe structures, one cannot see the individual bricks because the surface is stuccoed. One doesn't find that often with other types of brick.
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