| 释义 |
▪ I. paven, ppl. a. Chiefly poetic.|ˈpeɪvən|
[irreg. f. pave v., after shaven, etc.]
= paved ppl. a.
1634Milton Comus 886 Rise,..From thy coral-pav'n bed. 1762St. James's Mag. I. 60 Beating the panic-paven ground. a1822Shelley Sp. Plato 2 To what sublime and star-y-paven home Floatest thou? 1869Stevenson Let. to Mother 18 June in Scribner's Mag. (1899) XXV. 42/1 One catches a cool glimpse of a paven entrance-court.
▪ II. paven
variant of pavan. |