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…ou it’s ‘masonry’, and that’s the basic, most reliable equivalent for the word a secas, on its own. If it crops up in isolation in a contractual translation, I’d tend to go for ‘masonry’, though often if there is more context — or, miracle of miracles, a client who can actually offer some explanation of what they really mean — it would tend to be ‘bricklaying’.
Matthew Clapham
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