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1 empedrado
adj.paved, dappled, cobbled.m.1 paving.2 stone pavement, stone paving, paving, cobblestone pavement.past part.past participle of spanish verb: empedrar.* * *2 (acción) cobbling, paving3 dish of rice with beans, lentils, etc————————1→ link=empedrar empedrar► adjetivo1 (calle) cobbled2 (cielo) cloudy2 (acción) cobbling, paving3 dish of rice with beans, lentils, etc* * *1.ADJ [superficie] paved; [cara] pockmarked; [cielo] cloud-flecked2.SM paving* * *I- da adjetivo pavedII* * *= cobbled, paved.Ex. The morning is completely free to explore the cobbled streets and shopping areas of this university town.Ex. An off-road vehicle is considered to be any type of vehicle which is capable of driving on and off paved or gravel surface.* * *I- da adjetivo pavedII* * *= cobbled, paved.Ex: The morning is completely free to explore the cobbled streets and shopping areas of this university town.
Ex: An off-road vehicle is considered to be any type of vehicle which is capable of driving on and off paved or gravel surface.* * *paved(de adoquines) paving; (de piedras irregulares) cobbled paving* * *
Del verbo empedrar: ( conjugate empedrar)
empedrado es:
el participio
Multiple Entries:
empedrado
empedrar
empedrado sustantivo masculino ( de adoquines) paving;
( de piedras irregulares) cobbled paving
empedrar ( conjugate empedrar) verbo transitivo
to pave
empedrado,-a
I adjetivo cobbled
II sustantivo masculino (pavimento de piedras) cobbles pl
' empedrado' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
empedrada
English:
paving
* * *empedrado nmpaving* * *m paving* * *empedrado nm: paving, pavement -
2 ciottolato
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3 acciottolato
m cobbles pl* * *acciottolato s.m. cobbled paving.* * *[attʃotto'lato]sostantivo maschile cobblestones pl.* * *acciottolato/att∫otto'lato/sostantivo m.cobblestones pl. -
4 adoquinado
• cobbled• cobblestone pavement• cobblestone paving• cobblestone road• pave with cobblestones• pavement• Pavia• paving hammer -
5 empedrado
• cobbled• cobblestone pavement• dappled• pave with cobblestones• pavement• Pavia• paving hammer• stone pavement• stone paving -
6 kaldrma
• cobbled road• paving -
7 adoquinado
adj.paved, cobbled.m.cobblestone pavement, cobblestone paving, cobblestone road, paving.past part.past participle of spanish verb: adoquinar.* * *1 cobbling, paving————————1→ link=adoquinar adoquinar► adjetivo1 cobbled1 cobbling, paving* * *SM paving, cobbles, flagstones* * *masculino paving* * *= cobbled, paved.Ex. The morning is completely free to explore the cobbled streets and shopping areas of this university town.Ex. An off-road vehicle is considered to be any type of vehicle which is capable of driving on and off paved or gravel surface.* * *masculino paving* * *= cobbled, paved.Ex: The morning is completely free to explore the cobbled streets and shopping areas of this university town.
Ex: An off-road vehicle is considered to be any type of vehicle which is capable of driving on and off paved or gravel surface.* * *paving* * *adoquinado, -a♦ adjcobbled♦ nm1. [suelo] cobbles2. [acción] cobbling* * *m paving -
8 pavé
pavé, e [pave]1. adjective[cour, rue] cobbled2. masculine nouna. [de chaussée, cour] cobblestoneb. ( = livre épais) (inf) massive tome* * *pavenom masculin cobblestone••sous les pavés, la plage — beneath the harsh reality lies a brighter tomorrow
* * *pave pavé, -e1. adj1) (cour) paved2) (rue) cobbledLes rues étaient pavées. — The streets were cobbled.
2. nm1) (= bloc) paving stone, (= pierre ronde) cobblestone2)pavé numérique INFORMATIQUE — keypad
3) (= pavage) paving4) (= bifteck) slab of steak5) humoristique (= livre) hefty tome* * *pavé nm2 ( rues) se retrouver sur le pavé to find oneself out on the street; battre le pavé to wear out one's shoe leather; faire le pavé to walk the streets;3 Presse display; pavé publicitaire display advertisement;4 Ordinat pad;6 ○( gros livre) huge tome.pavé numérique Ordinat numeric keypad.c'est le pavé de l'ours ≈ it is more of a hindrance than a help; jeter or lancer un pavé dans la mare to set the cat among the pigeons; sous les pavés, la plage beneath the harsh reality lies a brighter tomorrow; tenir le haut du pavé to head the field.[pave] nom masculina. [sans domicile] to be on the streetsb. [au chômage] to be joblessjeter ou mettre quelqu'un sur le pavéa. [l'expulser de son domicile] to throw somebody out on the streetsb. [le licencier] to throw somebody out of his/her joblui, quand il veut aider, c'est le pavé de l'ours with friends like him, who needs enemies?3. CUISINE [viande] thick slab ou chunk[gâteau]4. PRESSE [encart] block (of text)[publicité] (large) display advertisement6. (familier) [livre] huge ou massive tome[article] huge article[dissertation] huge essay -
9 kost|ka
f 1. dim. (w szkielecie) small bone- zbielałe kostki zaciśniętych dłoni the white knuckles of clenched fists- pilnie obgryzał kostki kurczaka he was busy picking some chicken bones2. (w nodze) ankle bone; (nad nadgarstkiem) wrist bone- sukienka do kostek an ankle-length dress- weszliśmy w wodę po kostki we went ankle-deep into the water- zwichnąć a. skręcić nogę w kostce to twist one’s ankle3. Gry kostki do gry dice- kostki domina dominoes- rzucać kostką to throw the dice4. (kształt) cube- kostki lodu ice cubes- kostka masła a packet of butter- cukier w kostkach lump sugar- pokroić coś w (drobną) kostkę to dice a. cube sth, to cut sth into dice a. cubes- ziemniaki pokrojone w kostkę diced potatoes- złożyć piżamę/koszulę/koc w kostkę to fold (up) one’s pyjamas/shirt/blanket neatly5. Budow. (do brukowania) sett (stone), paving block- granitowa kostka a granite sett- ulica wyłożona kostką a cobbled a. cobble-stoned street6. sgt (nawierzchnia) cobbled surface 7. Muz. plectrum; pick pot. 8. środ., Elektron., chip- □ kostka rosołowa Kulin. stock cube- kostka Rubika Gry Rubik’s cube- zimno jak w kostnicy as cold as a morgueThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kost|ka
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10 bruk
m (G bruku) 1. sgt (nawierzchnia) (z kamienia) cobbled (road) surface, cobbles; (z kostki) stone sett surface a. paving- układać bruki to pave a road with cobbles/setts2. Geog., Geol. pavement■ leżeć na bruku to be there for the asking a. taking- pieniądze leżą na bruku the money is there for the taking- szlifować bruki (próżnować) to loaf around, to roam the streets; (być bezrobotnym) to walk the streets looking for work- wyrzucić kogoś na bruk (z mieszkania, domu) to throw sb out on a. onto the street; (z pracy) to throw sb out of work- znaleźć się na bruku to find oneself out on the street* * *paving, pavement (US)znaleźć się ( perf) na bruku — (przen) to be down and out
* * *mi1. (stone) pavement; wyboisty bruk bumpy pavement; układać bruk lay (a) pavement; pieniądze leżą na bruku przen. money grows on trees.2. przen. wyrzucić kogoś na bruk ( z pracy) give sb the ax; ( z domu) throw sb out onto the street; znaleźć się na bruku (= stracić pracę) get the ax; (= stracić dach nad głową) find o.s. on the street; szlifować bruki wander l. walk the streets.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > bruk
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11 popločen
pp & adj paved, flagged (- oplo-čen) | cesta -a kamenom stone-paved road; ulica -a (kamenim) kockama cobbled/cob-blestoned street; -a vrtna staza (nepravilnim kamenim pločama) flagged path, BE+ crazy paving* * *• paved -
12 kaldrma
• cobble; cobbled road; pavement; paving; sett -
13 brukow|y
adj. 1. (do brukowania) paving attr.- kamień brukowy a cobble(stone)- kostka brukowa a sett (stone)2. (pokryty brukiem, brukowany) [dziedziniec] cobbled 3. pejor. (sensacyjny, plotkarski) [wiadomość, plotka] tabloid pejor.- pismo brukowe a tabloid- prasa brukowa the gutter press pejor.- dziennikarstwo brukowe gutter journalism pejor.4. obraźl. (pospolity, wulgarny) [słownictwo, styl] gutter attr.- literatura brukowa pulp fictionThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > brukow|y
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14 kassei
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