pavement
calçada
definition
noun
A common demand by the residents of the Lake Area is that the pavement around the monument be cleared of encroachments and hawkers.
any paved area or surface.
translation of 'pavement'
noun
pavimentação,
chão,
soalho,
calçada,
passeio
example
I asked, suspiciously eyeing the few drops of oil on the 'pavement' under the rear axle of an old gray Ford tractor.
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.
Fly ash can be used for constructing different layers of road 'pavement' .
Watch the road for collapsed 'pavement' , mud, fallen rocks, and other indications of possible debris flows.
Derek nodded and looked down at the sandy 'pavement' of the street.
A common demand by the residents of the Lake Area is that the 'pavement' around the monument be cleared of encroachments and hawkers.
If these steps were omitted, cracking of the 'pavement' was predictable.
he fell and hit his head on the 'pavement'
Provisions for drainage, road 'pavement' , ground water recharge, and artificial ponds are also being made.
The second she walked onto the street 'pavement' , Elisabeth looked up at the roof.
If John hadn't been holding onto her, she would have crashed painfully to the hard 'pavement' of the street below her feet.
When you're using your truck for removing shrubs or small trees, use a long cable to stay on the 'pavement' where possible.
One out of every three fatal highway accidents is partly due to poor road and 'pavement' conditions.
I nearly tripped leaping off the sidewalk onto the 'pavement' .
As my bare feet hit the cool cement of 'pavement' I grinned in triumph.
The two were still rolling around on the street 'pavement' crying out in pain when police arrived.
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' .
Many live off petty trade, selling goods on the 'pavement' in the market area.
Normal practice is to saw the joints in the new 'pavement' ; tooled joints are also permitted for some areas.
The pub has seating for 200 people and the potential for a seating area on the 'pavement' outside.
The streets in the district have cobble-stoned 'pavement' and feature historically styled street lighting.
The road was made of a semi-rigid 'pavement' with a bituminous surface layer where roughness was the primary damage.
They wanted to see greenery and flowers from these vantage points, not 'pavement' and cars.
The fact that the track is dirt changes things as well - in other motor sports the surface is 'pavement' and thus static.
a 'pavement' cafe
Despite the density of burials in the immediate area, no interments overlie the stone 'pavement' .
The 'pavements' comprised thick asphalt surface layers over unbound granular material.
There are now so many visitors to the area that the 'pavements' are overcrowded.
Rhodolith 'pavements' have been documented in modern and fossil platforms.
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