Follow-on wet trades
Spanish translation: trabajos posteriores de albañilería
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trabajos posteriores de albañilería Explanation: I don't know if there is a closer equivalent. Here's what "wet trades" is: The constructional methods used for P1 are typically conventional technologies which are site-intensive "wet trades" such as stonework, brickwork, plastering, and in-situ concrete, all of which are permanently grounded to massive foundations. (http://www.arch.nus.edu.sg/casa/projects/rda/rda-pad.html) ...and the D.R.A.E.'s definition of "albañilería" 1. f. Arte de construir edificios u obras en que se empleen, según los casos, ladrillos, piedra, cal, arena, yeso, cemento u otros materiales semejantes. 2. Obra de albañilería. "follow on" I understand to mean "later". Hope it helps. as noted |
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