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They want to pay their respects to the man that paved the way for us.This could have paved the way for a British military plan to kick into action.It paves the way for Spain to get a government after two inconclusive ballots and ten months of paralysis.Now blood tests have shown the cancer is gone, paving the way for a bone marrow transplant to ensure it stays away.If the drug can stop further mental deterioration in patients it will confirm this theory, paving the way for more effective treatments.The compensation settlement paves the way for larger claims in London, the global centre of currency trading.If the deal is effective, it could pave the way for a resumption of peace talks, which collapsed this year.This sample employment agreement can pave the way to an effective ministry for any church position.Work is also under way to pave roads and build infrastructure that will help the local economy.The walls were damp and the ground was paved.That speech was seen as paving the way for the introduction of the national curriculum.Surely modern life can pave the road to infinitely more happiness?In using brick paving it is sometimes difficult to know how to deal with the edge of the pool.Outside my house there is a small area paved with Suffolk floor bricks.Scrub paths and paving: a quick blast with a power hose will lift stubborn stains.Downside Outdoor areas are paved and the location is not that convenient for the town centre.They're paving the way for an exceptional cycle of growth.So there'd be no one to pave roads and deliver pizzas and our society would collapse.She insisted that the meeting was not paving the way for a Spanish rescue.Only 14 per cent of the roads are paved.He credits the England player with paving the way for leg spinners in the national squad.Many of the roads weren't paved.Less than a fifth of the 56,000 miles of road is paved.History's road is paved with examples.It might be better to get rid of the lawn altogether if it's tiny and pave the area instead.Most importantly, bringing this form of financial innovation within the regulatory framework also paves the way for fiscal reform.I feel she is with me all the time and want to continue on the life path we paved together.When the diplomacy stops and the gunfire begins, a nation needs to pave the road from its fine intentions with serious military capability.Or to put it another way, HS2 is as expensive as paving the roads with gold.This will pave the way for further payments of official aid to Greece, allowing it to meet its obligations under a bond redemption this month.

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British English: pave VERB
If a road or an area of ground has been paved, it has been covered with flat blocks of stone or concrete, so that it is suitable for walking or driving on.
The avenue had never been paved, and deep mud made it impassable in winter.
  • American English: pave
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pavimentar
  • Chinese: 铺 >
  • European Spanish: pavimentar
  • French: paver
  • German: pflastern
  • Italian: pavimentare
  • Japanese: >舗装する道や地面を
  • Korean: 포장되다
  • European Portuguese: pavimentar
  • Latin American Spanish: pavimentar

Chinese translation of 'pave'

pave

(peɪv)

vt

  1. [street, yard, path] 铺(鋪)砌 (pūqì)
    to pave the way for sth 为(為)某事铺(鋪)平道路 (wèi mǒushì pūpíng dàolù)
(verb) 
Definition
to cover (a road or area of ground) with a firm surface to make it suitable for walking or travelling on
The concourse had been paved with concrete.
Synonyms
cover
floor
surface
flag
concrete
tile
tar
asphalt
macadamize

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Synonyms of 'pave'

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