Une brique de ... means "a brick of ...". That might refer to the construction block, but more probably to the brick-shaped milk packaging.
Une motte (de terre) is a lump of earth. Une motte de beurre is a block of butter.
a windy hill is 'une colline ventée', 'une colline avec beaucoup de vent' in French.
une peine de coeur, un chagrin amoureux
I hate doing 4 units of French in one night
"une heure de l'après-midi"
une salle de bains means a bathroom in French.
"une bouteille de ..." means 'a bottle of ...' in French
'Red brick road' is an English equivalent of 'route de brique rouge'.The feminine noun 'route' means 'road, route' in the singular. Its definite article is 'la' ['the'] in the singular. Its indefinite article is 'une' ['a, one'] in the singular. The preposition 'de' means 'of, from'. The feminine noun 'brique' means 'brick'. The adjective 'rouge' means 'red'.All together, they're pronounced 'root duh breek roozh'.
Une tartine is a slice of bread in French. This is often completed with what goes on it: une tartine de confiture (with jam), une tartine de chocolat, une tartine beurrée (with butter).
"une boule de viande"
Une salle de classe means classroom. Une salle = room de = of classe = class --> Classroom
'une cotelette de veau' is a veal rib in French.
"une lune de miel" is the French phrase for a honeymoon.
A tin of tuna
une paire de ciseaux
'Yellow brick road' is an English equivalent of 'Route de brique jaune'.The feminine noun 'route' means 'road, route'. The preposition 'de' means 'of, from'. The feminine noun 'brique' means 'brick'. The adjective 'jaune' means 'yellow'.All together, they're pronounced 'root duh breek zhohn'.
une carte de fidélité is the loyalty card