Synonym: cover, floor. Similar words: paved, pavement, pave the way for, pavlovian, pavilion, ave, Dave, aver. Meaning: [peɪv] 
n. a setting with precious stones so closely set that no metal shows. v. cover with a material such as stone or concrete to make suitable for vehicle traffic.
n. a setting with precious stones so closely set that no metal shows. v. cover with a material such as stone or concrete to make suitable for vehicle traffic. 
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31 The specs pave the way for more universal accessories so that consumers an have the best of both worlds while manufacturers battle out the format war.
32 We hope this trial order will pave the way for bulk purchase.
33 Chocolate and cigar box notes pave the way for a velvety finish with sweet oak, cassis, and well-balanced tannins.
34 If we choose to follow word-for-word, we will never pave our own path to the simpler life we desire.
35 The Ministry of Defence has unveiled a prototype unmanned combat aircraft that could pave the way for Britain's first autonomous stealth fighter-bomber.
36 He also persuaded the city to pave and light its streets.
37 For shipboard operations and to ease air transportability Pave Hawks are equipped with folding rotor blades and tail stabilator.
38 The SIM, in turn, will pave the way for the Terrestrial Planet Finder, to be launched late in the next decade, which should identify even more earth-like planets.
39 A good education will pave the way to finding a decent job.
40 They town council decided to pave the squre before the Hall.
41 This agreement will pave the way for a lasting peace.
42 A long history of success may pave the way for further development.
43 When one advance confidently in the right direction , even the fate will pave a broad way for him.
44 You pave the path of development after a good solid foundation.
45 But experts recognise that as Mary Shelley demonstrated in her famous novel, there are potential dangers too. Synthetic life could, for instance, pave the way to terrifying biological weapons.
46 Pave the way for your heart with the first ray's purity.
47 Synthetic life could, for instance, pave the way to terrifying biological weapons.
48 If investors line up for RenRen's shares, high valuations and all, it could pave the way for an obscenely lucrative Facebook offering.
49 The road network extending in all directions will pave the way to prosperous business.
50 I contend that even constructivism cannot avoid intuitionism to pave the basic bedrocks for just principles.
51 All this will pave the way for the ultimate formulation of an East Asian Free Area.
52 It must be a sustained effort among the American and Russian people to identify mutual interests,[http://sentencedict.com/pave.html] and expand dialogue and cooperation that can pave the way to progress.
53 But the notion that technology would pave the way to greater privacy has turned out to be anything but true.
54 Some scholars pave the way for the collective property right on folk literature by borrowing the structuralist literature theory and criticizing the individualist authorship notion.
55 Labour intensive industries provide jobs, can be competitive and can pave the basis for continuous upgrading to higher value added industries.
56 It must be a sustained effort among the American and Russian people to identify mutual interests and to expand dialogue and cooperation that can pave the way to progress.
57 This is very much the beginning of a new field in quantum information science and will pave the way to quantum computers that will help us understand the most complex scientific problems.
58 "This will pave the way to the thinnest optical devices imaginable, " Engheta said.
59 She also helped to pave the way for women in journalism.
60 Friendship may indeed come to exist without sensuous liking or comradeship to pave the way.