paved

UK
/peɪvd/
US
/peɪvd/

Translations

pavedadjective
more paved
Comp.
most paved
Super.
UK
/peɪvd/
US
/peɪvd/
The paved road led to the village.
Мощёная дорога вела к деревне.
paveverb

paved

Past Simple

paved
Past Simple
paved
Past Participle
paving
Gerund
UK
/peɪv/
US
/peɪv/
They plan to pave the road next week.
Они планируют мостить дорогу на следующей неделе.
The new policy will pave the way for future developments.
Новая политика проложит путь для будущих разработок.
pavepast participle

paved

Used attributively to describe a surface that has been covered with paving material (e.g., "paved road").

Definitions

pavedadjective
Covered with a hard surface material such as concrete, asphalt, or stones.
The paved road made the drive much smoother and more comfortable.
paveverb
To cover a surface with a hard material such as concrete, asphalt, stones, or bricks to make it suitable for walking or driving.
The city plans to pave the old dirt road to improve access to the new housing development.
To create a situation that makes it easier for something to happen or be achieved.
The new policy will pave the way for more efficient energy use in the future.
To cover or decorate a surface, especially a piece of jewellery, closely with small, usually precious, stones.
The necklace was elegantly paved with tiny diamonds.
pavepast participle
Surfaced with a hard material such as concrete, asphalt, or stone.
The hikers preferred the paved pathway through the park.