pavement
Pronunciation: [ˈpeɪv.mənt]
Word
Context: “transportation”
(noun) a hard surface for walking or driving on, usually found next to the road. It's what people walk on when they are outside in the city or town.
Example
The children played happily on the pavement outside the park.
Example
They couldn't ride their bikes on the pavement because it was too crowded.
Example
Is it safe to walk on the pavement near the road?
Context: “construction”
(noun) a material like concrete, asphalt, or tiles used to make the surface of a road or path. It’s what makes the ground firm and stable for vehicles and walkers.
Example
The new pavement on the street was smooth and easy to drive on.
Example
The old pavement cracked and caused bumps in the road.
Example
What type of pavement is best for wet weather?
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