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curbstone

/ˈkɜːrb.stoʊn/

Traduction: Pierre formant le rebord d'un trottoir ou d'une chaussée, généralement placée le long de la limite entre la rue et le trottoir.

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noun

/ˈkɜːrb.stoʊn/C2formalamerican
  • frPierre formant le rebord d'un trottoir ou d'une chaussée, généralement placée le long de la limite entre la rue et le trottoir.

A paving stone that forms part of a curb, typically found along the edge of a street or sidewalk.

  1. Paving stone of a curbB2formal

    A stone or block that forms part of the edge of a pavement or road.

    frPierre de bordure

    • He tripped over a loose curbstone on the sidewalk.
    • The city replaced the old curbstones with new concrete ones.
    • A curbstone marks the boundary between the road and the footpath.

    Synonymeskerbstone

Formes
  • curbstones plural form
  • curbstones' possessive plural form
  • curbstone's possessive singular form
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