gravelled

grav·el

 (grăv′əl)

n.

1. An unconsolidated mixture of rock fragments or pebbles.

2. Medicine The sandlike granular material of urinary calculi.

tr.v. grav·eled, grav·el·ing, grav·els or grav·elled or grav·el·ling

1. To apply a surface of rock fragments or pebbles to.

2. To confuse; perplex.

3. Informal To irritate.

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[Middle English, from Old French gravele, diminutive of grave, pebbly shore, of Celtic origin.]

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gravelled

(ˈɡrævəld) or

graveled

adj

covered with gravel

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Translations

gravelled

graveled (US) [ˈgrævəld] ADJ → de grava, de gravilla

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gravelled

[ˈgræv^əld] (British) graveled (US) adj [path, road, area] → de gravier

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gravelled

, (US) graveled

adj → mit Kies bedeckt; gravelled path → Kiesweg m

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