Cobbled Meaning in English

word · lemma: cobble

US

ˈkɑbəɫd

KAH-buhld

UK

kˈɒbəld

KOB-uhld

التعريف

Made with cobblestones, usually referring to streets or surfaces that are covered in small, rounded stones set closely together.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Usually used as an adjective before 'streets', 'roads', or 'paths' ('cobbled streets'). It indicates an old-fashioned or European atmosphere. Rarely used for modern roads. Don't confuse with 'cobbler' (shoe repairer).

• Spanish: empedrado
• Portuguese (BR): calçado com paralelepípedos - empedrado
• Portuguese (PT): calçado com paralelepípedos - empedrado
• Chinese (Simplified): 用鹅卵石铺成的
• Chinese (Traditional): 用鵝卵石鋪成的
• Hindi: कंकड़-पत्थर से बना
• Arabic: مرصوف بالحجارة
• Bengali: পাথরের খণ্ডে বাঁধানো - কঙ্কর সংবলিত
• Russian: брусчатый - мощёный
• Japanese: 石畳の - 石を敷き詰めた
• Vietnamese: lát đá cuội
• Korean: 자갈이 깔린
• Turkish: kaldırım taşlı - taş döşeli
• Urdu: پتھر کی سلوں سے بنا ہوا
• Indonesian: berbatu - berbatu bulat

جمل نموذجية

We walked down the cobbled street.

basic

The old town has many cobbled roads.

basic

She tripped on the uneven cobbled path.

basic

Cars make a lot of noise driving on cobbled streets.

natural

Tourists love the charming cobbled lanes in the city center.

natural

I twisted my ankle running across the cobbled square.

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