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Traductions de cobblestones dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

cobblestones [GB ˈkɒb(ə)lstəʊnz, Am ˈkɑblstoʊnz] SUBST pl. tantum

cobblestones

pavés mpl

Traductions de cobblestones dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

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paver

to lay [sth] with cobblestones ou setts spéc

pavé

cobblestone, sett spéc

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Traductions de cobblestones dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

cobblestone SUBST

cobblestone

pavé m

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Paving with cobblestones allows a road to be heavily used all year long.

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Another building, a school, is one of only two that use the cobblestones as an outer veneer.

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The bridge footpath and the approaching roads are paved with cobblestones, as is the case with the main roads in the town.

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The course of the former wall and border is now marked in the street with a line of cobblestones.

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Dense plantation woodland was removed and 400 t of cobblestones repositioned to aid salmon spawning, which also benefited other river species such as lampreys.

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During his mayors period of office, the city's streets and roads were covered with cobblestones, trees were planted along the pavements, and the first boulevards were introduced.

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The streets are dusty cobblestones traveled by horse and car.

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Oh, and tourists so soused that they can't even pull their pants up after adding another stinking outpouring of urine to the already saturated cobblestones.

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The visual cues of the cobblestones also clarify that the area is more than just a normal street.

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The actual soil depth is typically only about 20in cm and may contain up to 25 percent cobblestones.

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