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Перевод: paving

[существительное]
мощение; мостовая ; дорожное покрытие; материал для мостовой

Тезаурус:

1. Apart from a small stepped garden directly in front of the house, the grounds were neglected and overgrown, making the terrace steps difficult to negotiate and allowing grass to undermine the paving stones on the long front terrace.
2. All old stone paving slabs deserve retention, as do granite kerbs.
3. Following complaints from the Local Authority, repairs had to be carried out on the paving between the rails on the Tooting line, early in 1912.
4. Mr Major warned against the "dead end of Socialism" and spoke of the 10 "Tory truths" paving the way for a golden future - strong defences, free market economics, tax cuts, low inflation, curbed union power, a flourishing health service, better schools, wider ownership, privatised industry and strong Government.
5. It usually leads to a few cracked paving stones," he said.
6. However, the aura of the military genius paving the way for lasting prosperity through final victory could almost by definition last only so long as one glorious triumph after another - and all without significant material sacrifice and loss - was attained.
7. Frgner was the author, too, of the present paving.
8. Fences, hedges, gates, drives, paving, paths, shrubs and trees
9. The pit should be covered with paving to avoid soil seeping into it.
10. Colours are natural too, from the buff-coloured Wetherdale paving, reminiscent of York stone, to the weathered red Riven paving designed to complement brick.
11. During the first few months he worked with a gang of local road-menders, filling pot-holes on the highway, smoothing cambers, paving the dirt tracks that led to ranches.
12. The first set can be supported under paving slabs, and holds six strands of wire projecting horizontally out over the edge of the pool.
13. No amount of "symbol structures" or fancy paving is likely to shake their utilitarian glumness and empty commercialism.