vt.制(鞋)，修补(鞋)
n.鹅卵石，圆石

原形：cobble第三人称单数：cobbles复数：cobbles过去式：cobbled过去分词：cobbled现在分词：cobbling

The road was cobblestoned, making the ride bumpy and uncomfortable.
这条路是由鹅卵石铺成的，使得行驶过程颠簸不平。
The old village square had a charming cobblestone pavement that echoed with laughter and chatter.
老村庄的广场上有着迷人的鹅卵石路面，回荡着欢笑和交谈声。
The cobblestones in the street were slippery after the rain, causing several people to stumble.
雨后街道上的鹅卵石变得湿滑，导致好几个人摔倒。
They used cobblestones to create an attractive garden path leading to their front door.
他们用鹅卵石铺设了一条通往前门的美丽花园小径。
The cobblestone streets of the medieval town added to its historic charm.
中世纪小镇的鹅卵石街道增添了其历史魅力。
The cobbler worked diligently on repairing the worn soles of my shoes.
鞋匠辛勤地修补我磨损的鞋底。
The uneven cobblestones made it difficult for the wheelchair-bound person to navigate the street.
不平整的鹅卵石路面使坐轮椅的人难以通行。
The horses' hooves clattered against the cobblestones as they pulled the carriage through the city.
马蹄在鹅卵石上敲击作响，拉着马车穿过了城市。
The town's cobblestone alleys were filled with the scent of freshly baked bread from the local bakery.
小镇的鹅卵石小巷里弥漫着当地面包店刚出炉的面包香味。
The historic cobblestone buildings in the city center have been restored to their former glory.
市中心的历史鹅卵石建筑已恢复了昔日的光彩。