Definition
Definition of pavior - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
occupationDated UK one who lays paving stonesDated UK
- The pavior worked diligently on the new walkway..
2.
materialDated UK brick or slab used for pavingDated UK
- The garden path was made of red paviors.
3.
constructionDated UK machine for laying pavementDated UK
- The construction crew used a pavior to lay the road.
Images of pavior

brick or slab used for paving 
machine for laying pavement
Origin of pavior
Latin, pavire (to beat, ram)
Examples of pavior in a sentence
A seasoned pavior, he took pride in his precise work. The driveway was lined with durable paviors. They chose grey paviors for the patio area. A pavior was essential for the new highway project. They rented a pavior for the driveway installation.
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- French:paveur, pavé, ...
- German:Pflasterer, Pflasterstein, ...
- Italian:lastricatori, pavé, ...
- Spanish:albañil de pavimentos, adoquín, ...
- Portuguese:pavimentador, laje, ...
- Chinese:铺路工, 铺路砖, ...
- Japanese:舗装工, 敷石, ...
- Arabic:رَصَّاف, حَجَر الرَّصْف, ...
- Hebrew:מַרְצֵף, לְבֵנַת רִיצּוּף, ...
- Russian:мощенщик, плитка, ...
- Ukrainian:мощник, бруківка, ...
- Hindi:पेवियर, फर्श की ईंट, ...
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