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tarmacadam

/ˈtɑː.mə.kæd.əm/

Übersetzung: Teerhaltige Straßenbefestigung aus einer Mischung von Teer und Schotter, die im Werk hergestellt und beim Straßenbau eingebaut wird, oder die fertige Oberfläche aus verdichteten, mit Teer gebundenen Schotterschichten.

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noun

/ˈtɑː.mə.kæd.əm/C1formal
  • deTeerhaltige Straßenbefestigung aus einer Mischung von Teer und Schotter, die im Werk hergestellt und beim Straßenbau eingebaut wird, oder die fertige Oberfläche aus verdichteten, mit Teer gebundenen Schotterschichten.

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

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  1. Paving materialC1formalbritish

    A construction material composed of tar and crushed stone, typically mixed in a plant and then laid and compacted to form a road or path surface.

    deTarmacadam

    • The driveway was resurfaced with fresh tarmacadam.
    • Tarmacadam is commonly used for airport runways due to its durability.
    • The workers spread the hot tarmacadam evenly before rolling it flat.

    Synonymeasphaltblacktopmacadamtarmac

  2. Paved surfaceC1formalbritish

    A finished road or path surface made from layers of crushed stone bound with tar, which has been compacted to create a hard, smooth layer.

    deTeermakadam

    • The car skidded on the wet tarmacadam.
    • Children played on the warm tarmacadam of the school playground.
    • The old tarmacadam was cracked and needed repair.

    Synonymeasphaltblacktopmacadamtarmac

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  • tarmacadams' possessive plural form
  • tarmacadam's possessive singular form
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