repave
IPA/ˌriːˈpeɪv/
IPA/ˌriːˈpeɪv/
repave — verb
- repavepresent simple I / you / we / they
- repaves3rd person singular
- repaving-ing form
- repavedpast simple
1. to lay a new hard surface on a road, driveway, parking lot, or similar area, rep
1.動詞及物B2
釋義
to lay a new hard surface on a road, driveway, parking lot, or similar area, replacing an old worn surface.
例句
The city council voted to repave the main road in the spring.
repave + road (typical object)
Brandon helped his uncle repave the driveway with fresh asphalt.
After the harsh winter, the crew had to repave several parking lots.
Repaving the entire parking lot will cost nearly fifty thousand dollars.
The Watanabe family hired a contractor to repave their long gravel path.
文法句型
repave + noun phrase
用法筆記
The object is almost always a paved outdoor surface such as a road, driveway, parking lot, or path. Frequently occurs in passive constructions ('the road was repaved last summer') and with 'have/get' causative patterns ('we had the driveway repaved').
常見錯誤
❌They repaved the kitchen floor.
✅They repaved the driveway.
💡'repave' is only used for outdoor paved areas like roads and driveways, not for indoor floors.