URBAN LIFE

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amenity

(n) something that adds to one's comfort or convenience

<p>(n) something that adds to one's comfort or convenience</p>
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backstreet

(n) a minor street away from the main roads

<p>(n) a minor street away from the main roads</p>
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botanical garden

(n) provide sanctuary to some species that may be endangered

<p>(n) provide sanctuary to some species that may be endangered</p>
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bus terminal

(n) bus station

<p>(n) bus station</p>
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taxi stop

(n) a place to catch a taxi

<p>(n) a place to catch a taxi</p>
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commuter belt

(n) area surrounding a large city where many people who work in that city live

<p>(n) area surrounding a large city where many people who work in that city live</p>
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concrete jungle

(n) unpleasant part of a city where there are a lot of ugly buildings close together

<p>(n) unpleasant part of a city where there are a lot of ugly buildings close together</p>
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congestion

(n) An overcrowding; a clogging

<p>(n) An overcrowding; a clogging</p>
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conurbation

(n) a continuous, extended urban area formed by the growing together of several formerly separate, expanding cities

<p>(n) a continuous, extended urban area formed by the growing together of several formerly separate, expanding cities</p>
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cosmopolitan

(a) familiar with and at ease in many different countries and cultures

<p>(a) familiar with and at ease in many different countries and cultures</p>
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downtown

(n) the commercial center of a town or city

<p>(n) the commercial center of a town or city</p>
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drive-through

(n) a place where you can get some type of service by driving through it, without needing to get out of your car

<p>(n) a place where you can get some type of service by driving through it, without needing to get out of your car</p>
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exurb

(n) an area similar to a suburb, but unconnected to any central city or densely populated area

<p>(n) an area similar to a suburb, but unconnected to any central city or densely populated area</p>
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flea market

(n) a market, usually taking place outside, where old or used goods are sold cheaply

<p>(n) a market, usually taking place outside, where old or used goods are sold cheaply</p>
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no-go zone/area

(n) an area that is dangerous or where people are not allowed to go

<p>(n) an area that is dangerous or where people are not allowed to go</p>
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metropolis

(n) the capital or chief city of a country or region

<p>(n) the capital or chief city of a country or region</p>
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multi-storey car park

(n) a large car park with several floors

<p>(n) a large car park with several floors</p>
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block

(n) the buildings next to each other between crossing streets, or the distance from one street to the next in a city or town

<p>(n) the buildings next to each other between crossing streets, or the distance from one street to the next in a city or town</p>
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outskirts

(n) The parts far from the center, as of a town.

<p>(n) The parts far from the center, as of a town.</p>
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shantytown

(n) an area in or near a city in which poor people live in small, badly built houses

<p>(n) an area in or near a city in which poor people live in small, badly built houses</p>
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Shopping precinct/shopping mall

(n) shopping area

<p>(n) shopping area</p>
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sidewalk

(n) pavement

<p>(n) pavement</p>
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dull

(a) boring