tarmac

• اسم يدل على سطح طريق مكوَّن من خليط من القار والحصى الصغير يُصنع في معمل ويُفرش أثناء الرصف، أو أي سطح مغطى بطبقات مضغوطة من الحصى المتماسك بالقار. ويُستخدم أيضًا للإشارة إلى المدرج أو الساحة المغطاة بهذه المادة في المطارات.

A noun referring to a paving material composed of tar and broken stone, mixed in a factory and shaped during paving, or a paved surface with compressed layers of broken rocks held together with tar.

غير معدود

1. Paving materialB1formal

   A durable material made from tar and crushed stone, used for surfacing roads, runways, and other paved areas.

   أسفلت

   • The workers laid fresh tarmac on the driveway.
   • Tarmac is commonly used for airport runways due to its strength.
   • The road was resurfaced with a new layer of tarmac.

   المرادفاتasphaltblacktopmacadamtarmacadam

2. Paved surfaceB1formal

   A hard, flat surface made of compressed layers of broken stones bound with tar, typically used for roads or parking areas.

   سطح مُعبَّد بالقار

   • The plane taxied across the tarmac before takeoff.
   • Cars were parked on the tarmac near the terminal.
   • The children played on the tarmac in the schoolyard.

   المرادفاتasphaltblacktopmacadampavementtarmacadam

• فعل يعني تغطية أو رصف سطح ما بالأسفلت، وهو المادة المستخدمة في الطرق والمدارج.

A verb meaning to cover or pave a surface with tarmac, a material used for roads and runways.

1. Surface with macadamB2formal

   To cover a road, path, or area with a layer of tarmac (a mixture of crushed stone and tar).

   تبليط بالأسفلت

   • The crew tarmacked the driveway last week.
   • They are planning to tarmac the entire parking lot.
   • The road was tarmacked to improve safety for drivers.

   المرادفاتasphaltmacadamizepavesurfacetarmacadam