Was heißt »Fahr­bahn­be­lag« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

De­cke:

blanket

layer

Deck­schicht:

cap

Englische Beispielsätze

• Children are drawing on the pavement with chalk.

• A layer of leaves lies on the pavement.

• A bed of leaves covers the pavement.

• Tom and Mary filled balloons with water and dropped them from the balcony down on to unsuspecting pedestrians walking on the pavement below.

• The pavement is slippery.

• As barefoot beach walks can confirm, sand warms or cools quicker than rocks or pavement.

• You can't park on the pavement.

• Walk on the pavement.

• One shouldn't ride a bicycle on the pavement.

• They cleared the pavement of snow.

• Watch out! The pavement is slippery.

• Careful! The pavement is slippery.

• A strange man was walking back and forth on the pavement.

• You're not allowed to park on the pavement.

• An unknown man was walking to and fro along the pavement.

• Watch out! The pavement's slippery.

• He collapsed on the pavement.

• Discarded disposable facemasks littered the pavement.

• Tom stopped his car alongside a young lady who was standing on the pavement. He wound down his window. "I'm lost," he declared. "Could you tell me how to get to King Street?"

• The children drew something on the pavement with chalk.

Untergeordnete Begriffe

As­phalt:

asphalt

tarmac

Kopf­stein­pflas­ter:

cobblestone pavement