pavé
111pave — transitive verb (paved; paving) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French paver, from Latin pavire to strike, pound; perhaps akin to Greek paiein to strike Date: 14th century 1. to lay or cover with material (as asphalt or concrete) that forms …
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113pavé — noun a) A paved surface, a pavement (now only in French contexts). b) A setting of gemstones such that no metal is visible, especially when the stones are set very close together …
114pave — verb /peɪv/ a) To cover something with paving slabs b) To cover with stone, concrete, blacktop or other covering to make a road for vehicles …
115PAVE — Presort Accuracy Validation and Evaluation (Miscellaneous » USPS) …
116Pave — mean average pressure during inspiration …
117pave — Synonyms and related words: asphalt, blacktop, carpet, causeway, cement, cobblestone, concrete, cover, ease, facilitate, flag, floor, metal, pebble, surface, tar, tarmac, tile …
118pave — Everyday English Slang in Ireland v to rob something …
119pavé — pa·vé s.m.inv. ES fr. {{wmetafile0}} tipo di selciato formato da cubetti di pietra o di porfido {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1813. ETIMO: propr. p.pass. di paver lastricare …
120pavé — {{hw}}{{pavé}}{{/hw}}Strada lastricata, selciato. ETIMOLOGIA: voce franc., propr. part. pass. di paver ‘lastricare’, dal lat. pavire ‘battere, colpire’ …
