PTE

an outdoor area enclosed or partly enclosed by buildings or walls

a longer or different route used because the normal route is blocked

an outside face of a building, especially the front facing a street or open space

a strongly built and defended place designed to resist attack

goods carried from one place to another by ship, train, truck, or aircraft, especially as commercial loads

a place through which people or goods gain access to a wider region

open land containing grass, trees, or other vegetation, especially within or near a town or city

a central place where several transport routes meet and travelers or goods can transfer between them

an area planned and equipped for factories and other industrial businesses, often with shared roads or services

the planning of spaces inside buildings, including layout, furnishings, lighting, and surface treatments

a city or group of cities together with surrounding communities closely connected through work, travel, and other activities

combining more than one use, such as housing, shops, and offices, within a building or development

the ability or opportunity to move between places, including the practical ease of doing so

to find and follow a route through an area, using directions, maps, instruments, or local knowledge

having an interior arranged as a large connected space with few walls separating different uses

the outer parts of a town or city, away from its center

to cover a road, path, or other ground surface with a hard material such as stone, concrete, or asphalt

a person who is walking, especially in an area where vehicles also travel

a long system of connected pipes used to move liquids or gases between places

to develop a previously used site again by replacing, rebuilding, or substantially changing its buildings and uses

the process of repairing and improving an old building or facility

used mainly for people to live in, rather than mainly for business or industrial activities

to bring new activity, strength, or economic and social life to a place that has declined

a place where people have established homes and formed a community

an underground pipe or channel that carries wastewater or stormwater away from buildings and streets

to extend from one side of a physical gap or area to the other

located in or connected with suburbs, the outer districts of a town or city

the movement of people or goods from one place to another, especially while passing through an area or transport system

the rebuilding or improvement of existing parts of a town or city, especially areas with aging or deteriorated buildings