Pave (verb)

  1. To cover a surface with a hard, flat layer of material, such as concrete or asphalt.
  2. To make a path, road, or area easier to traverse or more accessible.

Origin:

From middle english paven, from old french paver, from latin pavire (to beat, ram, or tread down).

Examples:

  1. The city decided to pave the sidewalk with new concrete.
  2. We need to pave the driveway before winter.
  3. The construction company will pave the road next week.
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