pavement
noun[C]
uk/ˈpeɪv.mənt/us/ˈpeɪv.mənt/B1UK(USsidewalk)
apathwith a hardsurfaceon one or bothsidesof aroad, thatpeoplewalkon:
人行道Keep to the pavement, Rosie, there's a goodgirl.沿着人行道走,罗茜,乖孩子。
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B2US
thesurfaceof aroadwhen it has beencoveredwithconcreteortarmac
铺筑过的路面- Penalty fordogsfoulingthe pavement - £50.
- Thecarwasparkedawkwardlyacrossthe pavement.
- He waslyingfacedownwardson the pavement.
- I've told you many atimenot torideyourbikeon the pavement.
- Jackiefellover andscrapedherkneeon the pavement.
Roads: pedestrian routes
- alley
- beat
- boardwalk
- breezeway
- car-free
- cart track
- esplanade
- labyrinth
- ley line
- maze
- nature strip
- path
- pathway
- rail trail
- sidewalk
- stepping stone
- stile
- the highways and bywaysidiom
- trackless
- trail
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