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Meanings of pave in anglès

To cover with tiles.

To cover with a material such as stone or concrete to make suitable for vehicle or pedestrian traffic.

Usage of pave in anglès
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Finally, regulation could pave the way for products that pose less risk.
Reuters
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The idea was to pave the way for the much-vaunted cashless society.
The Irish Times
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Many fear these divisions could pave the way for all-out civil war.
Reuters
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The primary launched SAFCOIN platforms pave the way for future revolutionary developments.
The South African
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The amendments are designed to pave way for parliamentary and presidential elections.
Reuters
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How it would pave the way for better opportunities, more equal treatment.
Beautiful assassin
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Chloe shopped, in this case, to pave the road away from home.
Getting in: a novel
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The designation could pave the way for more US sanctions against China.
News.com.au
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Marka's IPO may pave the way for more IPOs in coming months.
Reuters
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This would pave the way for the all-Ireland promotion of farm produce.
The Irish Times
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This will pave the way for the safe opening of metro venues.
News.com.au
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Eventually, these findings may pave the road to a more fragrant future.
BBC
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So, could this pave the way for a return to the ANC?
The South African
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It could pave the way for an Irish episode of Chef's Table.
The Irish Times
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Blocks of polished stone pave the floor, and dimly reflect the lights.
Idolatry: A Romance
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The listing would pave the road for Cerberus to exit the company.
Reuters
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