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View usage for: (peɪvmənt) Word forms: plural pavements1. countable nounA pavement is a path with a hard surface, usually by the side of a road. [British] He was hurrying along the pavement. regional note: in AM, use sidewalkSynonyms: sidewalk [US, Canadian], footpath [Australian, New Zealand] More Synonyms of pavement 2. countable nounThe pavement is the hard surface of a road. [US] pavement in British English (ˈpeɪvmənt) noun1. a hard-surfaced path for pedestrians alongside and a little higher than a road US and Canadian word: sidewalk 2. a paved surface, esp one that is a thoroughfare 3. the material used in paving 4. civil engineering the hard layered structure that forms a road carriageway, airfield runway, vehicle park, or other paved areas 5. geology a level area of exposed rock resembling a paved road limestone pavement Word origin C13: from Latin pavīmentum a hard floor, from pavīre to beat hard pavement in American English (ˈpeɪvmənt) noun1. a paved surface or covering, as of concrete, brick, etc. ; specif.,a. a paved street or road 2. the material used in paving Word origin OFr < L < pavimentum < pavire, to beat: see pave © ARENA Creative, Shutterstock Examples of 'pavement' in a sentencepavement The wide pavements have cycle paths and are dotted with cafe tables.At the edge of pavements in many roads, there is a sprawling plant covered with tiny, pretty daisies that will survive for much of the winter.Road safety campaigners and disability groups welcomed the proposed ban on pavement parking.We always clear any snow from our garden path and the pavement outside our house.We found a pavement cafe and enjoyed a leisurely meal.It got hold of me by the leg and dragged me off the pavement into the road.His second lesson went slightly better as he hit the pavement just twice.They mounted the pavement and blocked my progress.The legal position with your garden path and the pavement are different.The pavement cafes seem to be doing good business.But how heartwarming is it for those same brothers when they hit the pavement searching for employment?He returned in his car and mounted the pavement.He also resorted to illegally riding on the pavement at one point when the traffic got too much.As we walked along the pavement people jogged alongside waving their mobile phones and recorded their own pieces to camera.She escaped serious injury as a pavement cafe boss rushed to grab her shoulders as she was left dangling yesterday.We'll just park on the pavement.There are no pavements on most roads nearby, so it was splash or be stranded.The new threat to cyclists is the cars parked on the pavement thus forcing the cyclist back to the dangers of the road.Public spending has doubled in the past 10 years but our roads and pavements crumble.I felt we were all powerless, with rubbish pavements that no one fixed.Hard roofs, hard roads, hard pavements.The legal risks of clearing snow from the garden path and pavement are therefore minimal if you follow the Snow Code.You may claim to dislike walking and it is often an unpleasant experience when confined to hard pavements, and busy, polluted streets. Word lists withpavement America In other languagespavement British English: pavement / ˈpeɪvmənt/ NOUN A pavement is a path with a hard surface by the side of a road. ...the wet pavement. - American English: sidewalk
- Arabic: رَصِّيفٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: calçada
- Chinese: 人行道
- Croatian: pločnik
- Czech: chodník
- Danish: fortov
- Dutch: bestrating
- European Spanish: pavimento
- Finnish: jalkakäytävä
- French: trottoir
- German: Bürgersteig
- Greek: πεζοδρόμιο
- Italian: marciapiede
- Japanese: 歩道
- Korean: 인도 도로
- Norwegian: fortau
- Polish: chodnik przy ulicy
- European Portuguese: passeio
- Romanian: trotuar
- Russian: тротуар
- Latin American Spanish: pavimento
- Swedish: trottoar
- Thai: ทางเดินเท้า
- Turkish: kaldırım
- Ukrainian: тротуар
- Vietnamese: vỉa hè
All related terms of 'pavement'Chinese translation of 'pavement' n (c) - (Brit, for pedestrians)
人行道 (rénxíngdào) (条(條), tiáo)美 = sidewalk - (US, = road surface)
铺(鋪)筑(築)过(過)的路面 (pūzhùguo de lùmiàn)
Definition a hard-surfaced path for pedestrians, alongside and a little higher than a road She was hurrying along the pavement. Additional synonymsDefinition a raised space alongside a road, for pedestrians A car mounted the footpath and demolished the fence. Synonyms pavement, sidewalk (US, Canadian) |