pavement

pavement
noun (BrE) ⇨ See also ↑sidewalk
ADJECTIVE
wide
narrow
hard

She had sore feet from walking on hard pavements all day.

broken, uneven
crowded
empty
VERB + PAVEMENT
step off, step onto
keep to
mount

The car mounted the pavement and crashed into a lamp post.

PAVEMENT + NOUN
cafe, table, terrace
PREPOSITION
along the pavement, down the pavement, on the pavement

There was a car parked on the pavement and we couldn't get by.

up the pavement
PHRASES
the edge of the pavement

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