built-up | a ... area has a lot of buildings in it | |
bypass | to avoid the centre of a town or city by using a road that goes round it | |
bypass | a road that goes around a town or city so that you can avoid going through the centre | |
construct | to build sth large and complicated | |
demolish | to deliberately detroy a building | |
district | an area of a town or country (dzielnica, okręg) | |
dwell | to live somewhere (mieszkać) | |
dwell on sb/sth | skupiać się na kimś/czymś | |
estate | an area where there are many houses (posiadłość, majątek) | |
evict | to legally force someone to leave the house they are living in (eksmitować) (IyWykt) | |
high-rise | wieżowiec | |
housing | buildings for people to leave in | |
infrastructure | infrastruktura (YnfaStrakcza/yInfeStrakczer) | |
inner city | an area near the centre of a large city where a lot of poverty and other social problems exist | |
occupy | if someone ... a room, bed, building, area of land etc during a period of time, they use it | |
populated | zaludniony | |
skyline | the shapes made by buildings or mountains when you see them against the sky (panorama/liniahoryzontu | |
skyscraper | a very tall building containing offices or flats | |
structure | sth large such as a building or a bridge that is built from different parts | |
suburban | podmiejski (saBerBen/saByurByn) | |
surroundings | otoczenie (syrałDyngs/syrałDings) | |
urban | miejski (Erben/Yurbyn) | |
country | wiejski | |