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1 wooden pavements
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2 pavement
['peɪvmənt]nтротуар, мостовая, дорожное покрытие, искусственное покрытие (для различных типов поверхностей)The surface of the pavement soon became very uneven. — Поверхность тротуара вскоре стала очень неровной.
- on the pavementThe pavement must be capable of carrying with safety the heaviest aircraft. — Покрытие должно с гарантией выдерживать вес самого тяжелого самолета
- along the pavement
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