pavement
BrE /ˈpeɪvmənt/ AmE /ˈpeɪvmənt/
noun en → es
the hard surface of a road or path, especially the part for pedestrians next to the main carriageway
acera, vereda
- on the pavement
Collocations walk on the pavement · cross the road and go onto the pavement
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He was walking along the pavement when he saw her.
Estaba caminando por la acera cuando la vio.
the area next to a street that is covered with paving stones or concrete and where people walk, especially in towns and cities
acera, vereda
- on the pavement
Collocations pavement outside a shop · pavement in front of a house
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There's a small cafe on the pavement.
Hay un pequeño café en la acera.
the area of ground around and at the front of a building, especially in towns and cities
zona peatonal, área pavimentada
- in front of a building
Collocations pavement in front of a shop · pavement outside an office block
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The pavement was crowded with people.
La acera estaba llena de gente.
the process of making a road or path by putting down paving stones, concrete, etc.
pavimentación, construcción de aceras
- of a road/path
Collocations pavement work on the street · pavement construction in progress
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The pavement work is causing delays.
El trabajo de pavimentación está causando retrasos.
(British) the hard surface of a road, especially one that is not paved or covered with concrete
carretera sin pavimentar, camino
- of a road
Collocations pavement in the countryside · pavement outside town
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The pavement was wet and slippery.
La carretera sin pavimentar estaba húmeda y resbalosa.