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Meanings of pavement in English
Usage of pavement in English
1
At that point, water would start sluicing away soil under the pavement.
2
Water gushed from zigzagged cracks in the pavement from busted water lines.
3
The grass grew high between the stones in the pavement all about.
4
The man was paid; the two friends walked along the pavement together.
5
The only sound was the footfall of the people upon the pavement.
6
A pavement in the midst of the ocean-such is the Ortach rock.
7
The water was standing between the smooth red tiles of the pavement.
8
I stopped dead in the middle of the pavement, and faced him.
9
The mutilated corpse lay in a pool of blood on the pavement.
10
A large slab of black marble in the pavement marks the place.
11
And that pavement is the camping-ground of the army of the bats.
12
In the Place du Poids Public a bomb fell on the pavement.
13
A Victorian terrace of bright red brick faced right onto the pavement.
14
The outline of the semicircular pavement and the walk is still discernible.
15
There was something intolerable in their noiseless, ceaseless paddings over the pavement.
16
Every stone of its pavement marked the grave of a human soul.
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Pavement through the time
Pavement across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common