Definition of paving stone in English:

paving stone

(British paving slab)

noun

A large, flat piece of stone or similar material, used in paving.
small plants grow between the paving stones
Example sentencesExamples
- For this renovation, concrete paving stones were chosen for their unique look and adaptability.
- The only apparent difference was that this person took care not to disturb the grouting between the paving stones too much.
- The council told him the bays would then overlap the paving stones, which would crack under the weight.
- And it's the cheeky things, like setting up their little stepping stones, with my paving stones, that upset you as well.
- But the road itself was not made of paving stones.
- The pavements are uneven and are a mishmash of different paving stones and Tarmac.
- There are precast paving stones in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and colors that are perfect for borders.
- The reflecting pool and an abstract poem etched in paving stones attract visitors to one of Cleveland's most beloved institutions.
- Students spend their time on the school building site learning skills like building walls and laying paving stones.
- Police launched an extensive investigation into the killing, with officers removing 17 paving stones from the site for forensic tests.
- The waters rise and wash the paving stones on the banks.
- Also, properly laid surfaces like paving stones or bricks will only need the occasional sweep or annual jet-wash to keep them looking good.
- A local children's playground was ‘smashed to pieces’ and the paving stones from the playground were then hurled at his officers.
- Meanwhile, the government has buried electric and telephone cables and replaced old asphalt with paving stones.
- He also says that women fought among the men and even children threw bricks and paving stones at the Turks once they were inside the city.
- The Bulgarian, alleged to have been hit with a brick or a paving stone, had serious head injuries and was admitted to hospital in a coma.
- Andre used square, unevenly shaped paving stones to create variations on closely grouped patterns forming a larger rectangle.
- Then he dropped it, and stared once more at the paving stones.
- For moderate traffic area, loose fill can be used in combination with paving stones to create attractive walkways.
- Max ran around a corner, tripped on an uneven paving stone and tumbled to the floor.

Definition of paving stone in US English:

paving stone

nounˈpāviNG stōnˈpeɪvɪŋ stoʊn

A large, flat piece of stone or similar material, used in paving.
small plants grow between the paving stones
Example sentencesExamples
- The only apparent difference was that this person took care not to disturb the grouting between the paving stones too much.
- The reflecting pool and an abstract poem etched in paving stones attract visitors to one of Cleveland's most beloved institutions.
- The council told him the bays would then overlap the paving stones, which would crack under the weight.
- Then he dropped it, and stared once more at the paving stones.
- Andre used square, unevenly shaped paving stones to create variations on closely grouped patterns forming a larger rectangle.
- He also says that women fought among the men and even children threw bricks and paving stones at the Turks once they were inside the city.
- Police launched an extensive investigation into the killing, with officers removing 17 paving stones from the site for forensic tests.
- The Bulgarian, alleged to have been hit with a brick or a paving stone, had serious head injuries and was admitted to hospital in a coma.
- For moderate traffic area, loose fill can be used in combination with paving stones to create attractive walkways.
- But the road itself was not made of paving stones.
- There are precast paving stones in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and colors that are perfect for borders.
- Students spend their time on the school building site learning skills like building walls and laying paving stones.
- A local children's playground was ‘smashed to pieces’ and the paving stones from the playground were then hurled at his officers.
- Also, properly laid surfaces like paving stones or bricks will only need the occasional sweep or annual jet-wash to keep them looking good.
- For this renovation, concrete paving stones were chosen for their unique look and adaptability.
- The waters rise and wash the paving stones on the banks.
- And it's the cheeky things, like setting up their little stepping stones, with my paving stones, that upset you as well.
- Max ran around a corner, tripped on an uneven paving stone and tumbled to the floor.
- The pavements are uneven and are a mishmash of different paving stones and Tarmac.
- Meanwhile, the government has buried electric and telephone cables and replaced old asphalt with paving stones.

单词	paving stone
释义	Definition of paving stone in English: paving stone (British paving slab) noun A large, flat piece of stone or similar material, used in paving. small plants grow between the paving stones Example sentencesExamples For this renovation, concrete paving stones were chosen for their unique look and adaptability. The only apparent difference was that this person took care not to disturb the grouting between the paving stones too much. The council told him the bays would then overlap the paving stones, which would crack under the weight. And it's the cheeky things, like setting up their little stepping stones, with my paving stones, that upset you as well. But the road itself was not made of paving stones. The pavements are uneven and are a mishmash of different paving stones and Tarmac. There are precast paving stones in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and colors that are perfect for borders. The reflecting pool and an abstract poem etched in paving stones attract visitors to one of Cleveland's most beloved institutions. Students spend their time on the school building site learning skills like building walls and laying paving stones. Police launched an extensive investigation into the killing, with officers removing 17 paving stones from the site for forensic tests. The waters rise and wash the paving stones on the banks. Also, properly laid surfaces like paving stones or bricks will only need the occasional sweep or annual jet-wash to keep them looking good. A local children's playground was ‘smashed to pieces’ and the paving stones from the playground were then hurled at his officers. Meanwhile, the government has buried electric and telephone cables and replaced old asphalt with paving stones. He also says that women fought among the men and even children threw bricks and paving stones at the Turks once they were inside the city. The Bulgarian, alleged to have been hit with a brick or a paving stone, had serious head injuries and was admitted to hospital in a coma. Andre used square, unevenly shaped paving stones to create variations on closely grouped patterns forming a larger rectangle. Then he dropped it, and stared once more at the paving stones. For moderate traffic area, loose fill can be used in combination with paving stones to create attractive walkways. Max ran around a corner, tripped on an uneven paving stone and tumbled to the floor. Definition of paving stone in US English: paving stone nounˈpāviNG stōnˈpeɪvɪŋ stoʊn A large, flat piece of stone or similar material, used in paving. small plants grow between the paving stones Example sentencesExamples The only apparent difference was that this person took care not to disturb the grouting between the paving stones too much. The reflecting pool and an abstract poem etched in paving stones attract visitors to one of Cleveland's most beloved institutions. The council told him the bays would then overlap the paving stones, which would crack under the weight. Then he dropped it, and stared once more at the paving stones. Andre used square, unevenly shaped paving stones to create variations on closely grouped patterns forming a larger rectangle. He also says that women fought among the men and even children threw bricks and paving stones at the Turks once they were inside the city. Police launched an extensive investigation into the killing, with officers removing 17 paving stones from the site for forensic tests. The Bulgarian, alleged to have been hit with a brick or a paving stone, had serious head injuries and was admitted to hospital in a coma. For moderate traffic area, loose fill can be used in combination with paving stones to create attractive walkways. But the road itself was not made of paving stones. There are precast paving stones in a wide variety of sizes, shapes and colors that are perfect for borders. Students spend their time on the school building site learning skills like building walls and laying paving stones. A local children's playground was ‘smashed to pieces’ and the paving stones from the playground were then hurled at his officers. Also, properly laid surfaces like paving stones or bricks will only need the occasional sweep or annual jet-wash to keep them looking good. For this renovation, concrete paving stones were chosen for their unique look and adaptability. The waters rise and wash the paving stones on the banks. And it's the cheeky things, like setting up their little stepping stones, with my paving stones, that upset you as well. Max ran around a corner, tripped on an uneven paving stone and tumbled to the floor. The pavements are uneven and are a mishmash of different paving stones and Tarmac. Meanwhile, the government has buried electric and telephone cables and replaced old asphalt with paving stones.
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