Paver: meaning, definitions and examples
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paver
[ ˈpeɪvər ]
construction
A person who lays bricks or tiles to form a pavement or floor.
Synonyms
bricklayer, pavement worker, tile layer
Examples of usage
- The paver did a great job on the new patio.
- The paver carefully arranged the bricks in a herringbone pattern.
equipment
A machine used to lay asphalt, concrete, or other materials on roads, parking lots, etc.
Synonyms
asphalt paver, paving machine, road paver
Examples of usage
- The paver was used to resurface the highway.
- The construction crew operated the paver to smooth out the new driveway.
Translations
Translations of the word "paver" in other languages:
🇵🇹 pavimentador
🇮🇳 सड़क बनाने वाला
🇩🇪 Pflasterer
🇮🇩 pengaspal
🇺🇦 бруківник
🇵🇱 brukarz
🇯🇵 舗装工
🇫🇷 paveur
🇪🇸 pavimentador
🇹🇷 kaldırım ustası
🇰🇷 포장공
🇸🇦 عامل رصف
🇨🇿 dlaždič
🇸🇰 dlaždič
🇨🇳 铺路工
🇸🇮 tlakovalec
🇮🇸 hellulagnari
🇰🇿 тас қалаушы
🇬🇪 დამფენავი
🇦🇿 döşəyici
🇲🇽 pavimentador
Word origin
The word 'paver' originated from the Middle English word 'pavier', which in turn came from the Old French word 'paveor'. The term ultimately traces back to the Latin word 'pavire', meaning 'to beat or ram down'. Initially used to refer to a person who laid paving stones, the term evolved to also include the machine used for laying pavement.