trottoir Antonyms
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Meaning of trottoir
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trottoir (n.)
Footpath; pavement; sidewalk.
trottoir Sentence Examples
- The elderly woman carefully navigated the uneven trottoir, her cane providing support.
- Children skipped merrily along the wide trottoir, their laughter echoing through the neighborhood.
- The bustling city street was lined with throngs of people walking on the narrow trottoir.
- The homeless man sat on the cold trottoir, shivering and lost in contemplation.
- The dog strained against its leash, eager to jump onto the trottoir to greet the passersby.
- Rainwater pooled on the cracked trottoir, creating slippery patches for pedestrians.
- The narrow trottoir wound its way through the historic quarter, connecting ancient buildings.
- The cars whizzed by on the street, while people ambled along the тротуары at a more leisurely pace.
- The once-vibrant trottoir was now deserted and overgrown with weeds.
- The construction workers dug up the trottoir to lay new pipes, making it impossible for pedestrians to pass through.
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Footpath; pavement; sidewalk.
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The elderly woman carefully navigated the uneven trottoir, her cane providing support.
Children skipped merrily along the wide trottoir, their laughter echoing through the neighborhood.
The bustling city street was lined with throngs of people walking on the narrow trottoir.
The homeless man sat on the cold trottoir, shivering and lost in contemplation.
