英语词汇“pavement”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pavement

/ˈpeɪvm(ə)nt

noun British

1A raised paved or asphalted path for pedestrians at the side of a road: he fell and hit his head on the pavement [as modifier]: a pavement cafe...

Parents say crossing the road to use the pavement on the other side is just as dangerous due to the steady stream of farm vehicles, trucks and commuter traffic.
In the civil law if a driver goes off the road on to the pavement and injures a pedestrian, or damages property, he is prima facie liable.
A huge amount of litter and other rubbish is being removed from the pavements and road sides each Saturday morning and Wednesday evening.

Synonyms

footpath, paved path, pedestrian way, walkway, footway;

North American sidewalk

1.1Any paved area or surface: the pavements and columns of these ancient ruins provided the material for more recent structures...

A common demand by the residents of the Lake Area is that the pavement around the monument be cleared of encroachments and hawkers.
Many live off petty trade, selling goods on the pavement in the market area.
Why not break up the tiles and make them into a mosaic for either the pavement around the area or even incorporated into some other city centre venue.

1.2 [mass noun] North American The hard surface of a road or street.If John hadn't been holding onto her, she would have crashed painfully to the hard pavement of the street below her feet....

More than one third agreed improvements needed to be made to road and pavement repairs and street cleaning.
It was nothing but quiet traces of oldies on the radio and the sound of cars flying past each other on hard pavement.

1.3 Geology A horizontal expanse of bare rock or cemented fragments.Early that afternoon I walked over to the outcrop and climbed up onto the flat pavements of exposed rock....

At the northern margin carbonate was produced at the outer platform in bivalve banks and at the platform edge in rhodolith pavements.
Bivalves extensively colonized the outer platform, and rhodolith pavements covered its edge.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, from Latin pavimentum 'trodden down floor', from pavire 'beat, tread down'.

单词	pavement
释义	pavement /ˈpeɪvm(ə)nt / noun British 1A raised paved or asphalted path for pedestrians at the side of a road: he fell and hit his head on the pavement [as modifier]: a pavement cafe... Parents say crossing the road to use the pavement on the other side is just as dangerous due to the steady stream of farm vehicles, trucks and commuter traffic. In the civil law if a driver goes off the road on to the pavement and injures a pedestrian, or damages property, he is prima facie liable. A huge amount of litter and other rubbish is being removed from the pavements and road sides each Saturday morning and Wednesday evening. Synonyms footpath, paved path, pedestrian way, walkway, footway; North American sidewalk 1.1Any paved area or surface: the pavements and columns of these ancient ruins provided the material for more recent structures... A common demand by the residents of the Lake Area is that the pavement around the monument be cleared of encroachments and hawkers. Many live off petty trade, selling goods on the pavement in the market area. Why not break up the tiles and make them into a mosaic for either the pavement around the area or even incorporated into some other city centre venue. 1.2 [mass noun] North American The hard surface of a road or street.If John hadn't been holding onto her, she would have crashed painfully to the hard pavement of the street below her feet.... More than one third agreed improvements needed to be made to road and pavement repairs and street cleaning. It was nothing but quiet traces of oldies on the radio and the sound of cars flying past each other on hard pavement. 1.3 Geology A horizontal expanse of bare rock or cemented fragments.Early that afternoon I walked over to the outcrop and climbed up onto the flat pavements of exposed rock.... At the northern margin carbonate was produced at the outer platform in bivalve banks and at the platform edge in rhodolith pavements. Bivalves extensively colonized the outer platform, and rhodolith pavements covered its edge. Origin Middle English: from Old French, from Latin pavimentum 'trodden down floor', from pavire 'beat, tread down'.
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