Definition of pedestrianize in English:

pedestrianize

(British pedestrianise)

verb pəˈdɛstrɪənʌɪzpəˈdɛstriəˌnaɪz

[with object]

Close (a street or area) to traffic, making it accessible only to pedestrians.
the ancient centre of the town was pedestrianized
Example sentencesExamples
- Any plans to pedestrianise Maldon High Street could spell disaster for the town, local business people have claimed.
- They claim customer numbers have fallen since the street was pedestrianised 18 years ago.
- There has been considerable talk about the need to pedestrianise streets in the town centre.
- The High Street could have been pedestrianised immediately.
- Mr Thompson described how pedestrianising the High Street would improve and increase social and cultural interaction in the town.
- Although the area would be pedestrianised, there would still be limited access for public transport, blue badge holders, businesses and residents.
- The council has invested thousands of pounds in pedestrianising the street and has installed new lighting and a CCTV camera in the past four years.
- They also want to close the market place to all traffic and pedestrianise it.
- If we had through roads with railings to pedestrianise the area and no stopping or parking, traffic flow would be improved.
- It also emerged that there is no unanimity amongst traders over the issue of pedestrianising the main street.
- The inner area must be pedestrianised and the motorcar banished.
- They also discussed alternative traffic calming methods and ways of pedestrianising the town.
- Although I am in favour of pedestrianising the High Street, this should be prepared for in the years ahead.
- About £1million will be spent revamping the town centre, which could include pedestrianising Main Street.
- The road, which will be renamed New Cannon Street, will be pedestrianised.
- Again, it would appear that these unofficial spaces would be lost if the High Street were pedestrianised.
- The project will not pedestrianise the area, as previously planned, but the streets will be dramatically altered.
- O'Connell Street will be pedestrianised and will only be accessible to public transport and taxis within the next two years.
- The council is planning to pedestrianise the street and some side streets in the area from 11 am to 7pm six days a week.
- Alternatively, an option could be to consider pedestrianising Market Street during certain times.

Derivatives

pedestrianization

noun pəˌdɛstrɪənʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

The experiment will run all this week and comes only weeks after the unsuccessful trial total pedestrianisation of Bridge Street.
Example sentencesExamples
- Six people are not in favour of pedestrianisation at all.
- Some say that the more pedestrianisation, the better.
- Chamber did not want a trial basis of pedestrianisation.
- We also remain astounded at the amount of money being spent on the pedestrianisation of Kendal, when we have yet to hear from a resident of the town who actually thinks it is a good idea!

Definition of pedestrianize in US English:

pedestrianize

(British pedestrianise)

verbpəˈdestrēəˌnīzpəˈdɛstriəˌnaɪz

[with object]

Close (a street or area) to traffic, making it accessible only to pedestrians.
the ancient center of the town was pedestrianized
Example sentencesExamples
- It also emerged that there is no unanimity amongst traders over the issue of pedestrianising the main street.
- They also want to close the market place to all traffic and pedestrianise it.
- The council has invested thousands of pounds in pedestrianising the street and has installed new lighting and a CCTV camera in the past four years.
- Alternatively, an option could be to consider pedestrianising Market Street during certain times.
- About £1million will be spent revamping the town centre, which could include pedestrianising Main Street.
- The council is planning to pedestrianise the street and some side streets in the area from 11 am to 7pm six days a week.
- Any plans to pedestrianise Maldon High Street could spell disaster for the town, local business people have claimed.
- O'Connell Street will be pedestrianised and will only be accessible to public transport and taxis within the next two years.
- Again, it would appear that these unofficial spaces would be lost if the High Street were pedestrianised.
- The project will not pedestrianise the area, as previously planned, but the streets will be dramatically altered.
- Although the area would be pedestrianised, there would still be limited access for public transport, blue badge holders, businesses and residents.
- Mr Thompson described how pedestrianising the High Street would improve and increase social and cultural interaction in the town.
- They also discussed alternative traffic calming methods and ways of pedestrianising the town.
- The road, which will be renamed New Cannon Street, will be pedestrianised.
- If we had through roads with railings to pedestrianise the area and no stopping or parking, traffic flow would be improved.
- The High Street could have been pedestrianised immediately.
- The inner area must be pedestrianised and the motorcar banished.
- Although I am in favour of pedestrianising the High Street, this should be prepared for in the years ahead.
- They claim customer numbers have fallen since the street was pedestrianised 18 years ago.
- There has been considerable talk about the need to pedestrianise streets in the town centre.

单词	pedestrianize
释义	Definition of pedestrianize in English: pedestrianize (British pedestrianise) verb pəˈdɛstrɪənʌɪzpəˈdɛstriəˌnaɪz [with object] Close (a street or area) to traffic, making it accessible only to pedestrians. the ancient centre of the town was pedestrianized Example sentencesExamples Any plans to pedestrianise Maldon High Street could spell disaster for the town, local business people have claimed. They claim customer numbers have fallen since the street was pedestrianised 18 years ago. There has been considerable talk about the need to pedestrianise streets in the town centre. The High Street could have been pedestrianised immediately. Mr Thompson described how pedestrianising the High Street would improve and increase social and cultural interaction in the town. Although the area would be pedestrianised, there would still be limited access for public transport, blue badge holders, businesses and residents. The council has invested thousands of pounds in pedestrianising the street and has installed new lighting and a CCTV camera in the past four years. They also want to close the market place to all traffic and pedestrianise it. If we had through roads with railings to pedestrianise the area and no stopping or parking, traffic flow would be improved. It also emerged that there is no unanimity amongst traders over the issue of pedestrianising the main street. The inner area must be pedestrianised and the motorcar banished. They also discussed alternative traffic calming methods and ways of pedestrianising the town. Although I am in favour of pedestrianising the High Street, this should be prepared for in the years ahead. About £1million will be spent revamping the town centre, which could include pedestrianising Main Street. The road, which will be renamed New Cannon Street, will be pedestrianised. Again, it would appear that these unofficial spaces would be lost if the High Street were pedestrianised. The project will not pedestrianise the area, as previously planned, but the streets will be dramatically altered. O'Connell Street will be pedestrianised and will only be accessible to public transport and taxis within the next two years. The council is planning to pedestrianise the street and some side streets in the area from 11 am to 7pm six days a week. Alternatively, an option could be to consider pedestrianising Market Street during certain times. Derivatives pedestrianization noun pəˌdɛstrɪənʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n The experiment will run all this week and comes only weeks after the unsuccessful trial total pedestrianisation of Bridge Street. Example sentencesExamples Six people are not in favour of pedestrianisation at all. Some say that the more pedestrianisation, the better. Chamber did not want a trial basis of pedestrianisation. We also remain astounded at the amount of money being spent on the pedestrianisation of Kendal, when we have yet to hear from a resident of the town who actually thinks it is a good idea! Definition of pedestrianize in US English: pedestrianize (British pedestrianise) verbpəˈdestrēəˌnīzpəˈdɛstriəˌnaɪz [with object] Close (a street or area) to traffic, making it accessible only to pedestrians. the ancient center of the town was pedestrianized Example sentencesExamples It also emerged that there is no unanimity amongst traders over the issue of pedestrianising the main street. They also want to close the market place to all traffic and pedestrianise it. The council has invested thousands of pounds in pedestrianising the street and has installed new lighting and a CCTV camera in the past four years. Alternatively, an option could be to consider pedestrianising Market Street during certain times. About £1million will be spent revamping the town centre, which could include pedestrianising Main Street. The council is planning to pedestrianise the street and some side streets in the area from 11 am to 7pm six days a week. Any plans to pedestrianise Maldon High Street could spell disaster for the town, local business people have claimed. O'Connell Street will be pedestrianised and will only be accessible to public transport and taxis within the next two years. Again, it would appear that these unofficial spaces would be lost if the High Street were pedestrianised. The project will not pedestrianise the area, as previously planned, but the streets will be dramatically altered. Although the area would be pedestrianised, there would still be limited access for public transport, blue badge holders, businesses and residents. Mr Thompson described how pedestrianising the High Street would improve and increase social and cultural interaction in the town. They also discussed alternative traffic calming methods and ways of pedestrianising the town. The road, which will be renamed New Cannon Street, will be pedestrianised. If we had through roads with railings to pedestrianise the area and no stopping or parking, traffic flow would be improved. The High Street could have been pedestrianised immediately. The inner area must be pedestrianised and the motorcar banished. Although I am in favour of pedestrianising the High Street, this should be prepared for in the years ahead. They claim customer numbers have fallen since the street was pedestrianised 18 years ago. There has been considerable talk about the need to pedestrianise streets in the town centre.
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