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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. 使（街道，地区）无车辆行驶，使（街道，地区）成为步行区 the ancient centre of the town was pedestrianized 该市镇的老中心区已变成了步行专用区。 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.
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. 使（街道，地区）无车辆行驶，使（街道，地区）成为步行区 the ancient center of the town was pedestrianized 该市镇的老中心区已变成了步行专用区。 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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