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1 pavement
n (BrE) (cf sidewalk AmE )COAL pavimento m (AmL), piso m, adoquinado m (Esp), calzada f, muro mCONST vereda f (AmL), acera f (Esp), adoquinado m (Esp), piso m, empedrado m, pavimento m (AmL), andén m, calzada fMINE muro m, piso mTRANSP adoquinado m (Esp), pavimento m (AmL) -
2 pavement-quality concrete
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3 pave
peiv(to cover (a street, path etc) with (usually large) flat stones, concrete etc to make a flat surface for walking on etc: He wants to pave the garden.) pavimentar; empedrar, adoquinar (con piedras)- pavement- paving-stone
tr[peɪv]1 (with concrete - road) pavimentar; (with flagstones) enlosar; (with stones) empredrar, adoquinar; (with bricks) enladrillar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto pave the way for somebody/something preparar el terreno para alguien/algoto pave with stones: empedrarv.• adoquinar v.• baldosar v.• empedrar v.• enlosar v.• pavimentar v.peɪvtransitive verb ( with concrete) pavimentar; ( with flagstones) enlosar; ( with stones) empedrar*, adoquinar[peɪv]VT (gen) pavimentar; (with flagstones) enlosar; (with stones) adoquinar, empedrar; (with bricks) enladrillar- pave the way for sth/sb* * *[peɪv]transitive verb ( with concrete) pavimentar; ( with flagstones) enlosar; ( with stones) empedrar*, adoquinar -
4 paving
tr['peɪvɪŋ]1 (paved area - on road) pavimento; (of flagstones) enlosado; (of stones) empedrado, adoquinado; (of bricks) enladrillado\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLpaving stone baldosa, losan.• adoquinado s.m.• empedrado s.m.• pavimentación s.f.• pavimento s.m.• piso s.m.• solado s.m.'peɪvɪŋmass nouna) ( paved area) pavimento m; ( of flagstones) enlosado m; ( of tiles) embaldosado m; ( of stones) empedrado m, adoquinado m; (before n)paving slab o stone — losa f
b) ( road surface) (AmE) calzada f['peɪvɪŋ]1.N [of concrete] pavimento m ; [of flagstones] enlosado m ; [of stones] adoquinado m, empedrado m ; [of brick] enladrillado m2.CPDpaving slab N — losa f
paving stone N — adoquín m, baldosa f (LAm); (=flagstone) losa f
* * *['peɪvɪŋ]mass nouna) ( paved area) pavimento m; ( of flagstones) enlosado m; ( of tiles) embaldosado m; ( of stones) empedrado m, adoquinado m; (before n)paving slab o stone — losa f
b) ( road surface) (AmE) calzada f -
5 PQC
CONST concreto para pavimento m (AmL), hormigón para pavimento m (Esp)
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