pedestrianise

  • 21pedestrianize — pe|des|tri|a|nize also pedestrianise BrE [pıˈdestriənaız] v [T] to change a street or shopping area so that cars and trucks are no longer allowed >pedestrianization [pıˌdestriənaıˈzeıʃən US nə ] n [U] …

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  • 22pedestrianised — (Brit.) adj. changed to a plaza where only foot traffic is permitted, made into an area where vehicles are not allowed to go (also pedestrianized) pedestrianise (Brit.) v. turn into a plaza where only foot travel is permitted; restrict to the use …

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  • 23pedestrianize — (Amer.) pe des·tri·an·ize || pɪ destrɪənaɪz v. turn into a plaza where only foot travel is permitted; restrict to the use of foot traffic only (also pedestrianise) …

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  • 24pedestrianized — (Amer.) pɪ destrɪənaɪzd adj. changed to a plaza where only foot traffic is permitted, made into an area where vehicles are not allowed to go (also pedestrianised) pedestrianize (Amer.) pe des·tri·an·ize || pɪ destrɪənaɪz v. turn into a …

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  • 25pedestrianizes — pedestrianize (Amer.) pe des·tri·an·ize || pɪ destrɪənaɪz v. turn into a plaza where only foot travel is permitted; restrict to the use of foot traffic only (also pedestrianise) …

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  • 26pedestrianizing — pedestrianize (Amer.) pe des·tri·an·ize || pɪ destrɪənaɪz v. turn into a plaza where only foot travel is permitted; restrict to the use of foot traffic only (also pedestrianise) …

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  • 27pedestrianize — or pedestrianise verb make (a street or area) accessible only to pedestrians. Derivatives pedestrianization noun …

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