paved

paved — 動詞

1. to lay a hard surface made from materials like concrete, stone tiles, or bricks

1.動詞及物B1
釋義

鋪設

用石材、混凝土等覆蓋地面使平整

to lay a hard surface made from materials like concrete, stone tiles, or bricks onto a road or path.

例句

The dirt road was paved last year, so cars can reach the village in any weather.

那條泥土路去年鋪上了柏油，汽車在任何天氣都能開到村莊。

passive: [subject] was paved — typical construction for describing finished work

The Watanabe family paved their front garden to create a parking space for two cars.

Watanabe 一家在前院鋪了地面，以便停放兩輛車。

pave + [area] + to + purpose clause

常見搭配
  • paved road
  • paved path
  • paved driveway
  • paved courtyard
  • paved surface
  • newly paved
  • freshly paved
  • paved with stone
  • paved with concrete
同義詞
  • surface

    broader term — a road can be surfaced with gravel, which is not quite 'paving'; 'surface' also applies to walls and floors

  • floor

    used for indoor surfaces only ('floor a room with tiles'), not for roads or paths

  • lay

    focuses on placing material ('lay asphalt') rather than the finished surface; often used with a specific material as object

反義詞
  • dig up

    to remove an existing paved surface

  • uncover

    to remove a covering — less specific, but contrasts with the idea of covering ground

文法句型

pave + noun phrase (road / path / area)

pave + noun phrase + with + material

用法筆記

Frequently used in the passive (be paved) when describing a finished surface. The material used can be introduced by 'with' (paved with cobblestones). 'Paved over' means completely covering an area of ground with a hard surface, often with the idea that grass or soil was lost.

常見錯誤

They paved the road with concretes.
They paved the road with concrete.
'concrete' is uncountable when referring to the building material.
The road paves easily.
The road was paved easily.
'pave' is always transitive; you must specify who did the paving or use the passive form.

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介系詞搭配

  • with (paved with)
  • over (paved over)