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Meanings of tile in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pave"
Examples for "pave"
1
Finally, regulation could pave the way for products that pose less risk.
2
The idea was to pave the way for the much-vaunted cashless society.
3
Many fear these divisions could pave the way for all-out civil war.
4
The primary launched SAFCOIN platforms pave the way for future revolutionary developments.
5
The amendments are designed to pave way for parliamentary and presidential elections.
Usage of tile in English
1
You want a mural in your house to match your new tile?
2
The image from SurfCast's patent shows how its tile grid might work.
3
The roof was of red tile and the exterior of cream-colored staff.
4
Replacing our region of the wheel, our tile, was apparently not necessary.
5
Why not simply create one enormous tile that covered the entire ceiling?
6
Harsh flourescents provided stark light, and the floor was cold gray tile.
7
It came to rest on the linoleum tile near Laura's left foot.
8
The marbelized-vinyl-tile floor covering imitates the floors of French & Italian palaces.
9
So you press the tile, which takes you to the People hub.
10
His damaged tile was in permanent crape for the late lamented Poole.
11
The room was decorated in gray stone tile and Caribbean blue glass.
12
James touched the tile wall of the pool, let himself finally stop.
13
But a controversial decision over brick and roof tile manufacturers was deferred.
14
Perhaps it's the tile floor, he thinks, or the walls-heisn't sure.
15
Sunrise City Sunrise City is one of my favorite newer tile-laying games.
16
The feet of the chair squawk against the tile floor in protest.
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Tile through the time
Tile across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common