The British English term for what Americans call a moving walkway or travelator — a slow-moving conveyor belt built into a flat floor, typically found in airports, metro stations, and large exhibition centres. 'Pavement' in British English means what Americans call a sidewalk, making this a literal description of a moving floor surface.
She stepped onto the moving pavement and let it carry her to the departure gate.
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(Britain) A moving walkway.
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