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macadamise

/məˈkæd.ə.maɪz/

Traducción: Pavimentar o cubrir un camino con macadán, una capa de piedras pequeñas compactadas y aglutinadas con alquitrán o asfalto.

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verb

/məˈkæd.ə.maɪz/C2formalbritishtechnical
  • esPavimentar o cubrir un camino con macadán, una capa de piedras pequeñas compactadas y aglutinadas con alquitrán o asfalto.

To pave or surface a road with macadam, a layer of compacted small stones bound with tar or asphalt.

  1. Surface with macadamC1formalbritishtechnical

    To pave a road or surface with layers of crushed stone or gravel, typically bound with tar or bitumen (macadam).

    esPavimentar con macadán

    • The local council decided to macadamise the old dirt road to improve access.
    • The driveway was macadamised last spring, providing a much smoother surface.
    • Many 19th-century roads were originally macadamised using a simple stone base.
    • They plan to macadamise the entire parking lot before the tourist season begins.

    Sinónimosasphaltmetalpavesurfacetarmactarmacadam

Formas
  • macadamised past participle
  • macadamised past simple
  • macadamising present participle
  • macadamises third person singular