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pave [peɪv](street, floor → with flagstones, tiles) paver; (→ with concrete, asphalt) revêtir;∎ bricks paved the courtyard la cour était pavée de briques;∎ figurative to pave the way for sth ouvrir la voie à ou préparer le terrain pour qch
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