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pedestrianize
(redirected from pedestrianise)

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pe·des·tri·an·ize  (p-dstr--nz)
tr.v. pe·des·tri·an·ized, pe·des·tri·an·iz·ing, pe·des·tri·an·iz·es
To convert (a street) into a mall or pedestrian walkway.

pe·destri·an·i·zation (--n-zshn) n.

pedestrianize, pedestrianise [pɪˈdɛstrɪəˌnaɪz]
vb
(Engineering / Civil Engineering) (tr) to convert (a street) into an area for the use of pedestrians only, by excluding all motor vehicles
pedestrianization , pedestrianisation n
Translations
pedestrianize [pɪˈdestrɪənaɪz] VTpeatonizar
pedestrianized streetcalle f peatonal
pedestrianize
pedestrianize [pɪˈdɛstrɪənaɪz] vtpedonalizzare


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Byline: DAVID BARTLETT PLANS to pedestrianise one of Liverpool's original seven ancient streets have officially been dropped, it was confirmed last night.
But now, almost two years later, it has emerged that work cannot begin on the final plan to pedestrianise the street until at least 2010.
Byline: Patrice John THE West Midlands Transport Authority will spend pounds 1 million on designs to pedestrianise Corporation Street, even though Birmingham City Council have not given the green light to the scheme.
 
 
 
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