Adoquinado in english

Paved

pronunciation: peɪvd part of speech: adjective

In gestures

adoquinado = cobbled ; paved ; cobbly .

Example: The morning is completely free to explore the cobbled streets and shopping areas of this university town.Example: An off-road vehicle is considered to be any type of vehicle which is capable of driving on and off paved or gravel surface.Example: Just got back from a hike that had plenty of climbing, slick rock, sand, and cobbly trails, and these boots really did the job.

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» calle adoquinada = cobblestone street .

Example: Oxford is a magical place with winding cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and countless nooks and crannies.

adoquinar = cobble ; pave.

Example: By ca.1500 the western part of the site had largely been cleared and the area cobbled over.Example: The course of the race contains many steep hills, often paved with cobblestones.

Adoquinado synonyms

brick in spanish: ladrillo, pronunciation: brɪk nountarmac in spanish: pista, pronunciation: tɑrmæk nounasphalt in spanish: asfalto, pronunciation: æsfɔlt nounmacadam in spanish: macadán, pronunciation: məkædəm nounsealed in spanish: sellado, pronunciation: sild adjectivecobblestone in spanish: guijarro, pronunciation: kɑbəlstoʊn nounmade-up in spanish: arreglado, pronunciation: meɪdʌp adjectivetarmacadam in spanish: tarmacadam, pronunciation: tɑrməkædəm nouncobblestoned in spanish: adoquín, pronunciation: kɑbəlstənd adjectiveblacktopped in spanish: encapuchado, pronunciation: blæktɑpt adjective, verbmacadamized in spanish: macadamizado, pronunciation: məkædəmaɪzd verb, adjective, nounhard-surfaced in spanish: superficie dura, pronunciation: hɑrdsɜrfeɪst undefined