"Pedestrianised" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
pedestrianised (adjective) means made for use by pedestrians, especially by blocking traffic. It refers to an area, such as a street or square, that is designed primarily for walking and is free from vehicular traffic, making it safer and more accessible for people to walk around.
A pedestal is a support or base, typically made of stone, metal, or wood, that elevates an object, such as a statue or a vase, above the surrounding area, often to draw attention to it or create visual interest. It can also refer to a raised platform or stand used to display something, like an award or a trophy. In a broader sense, the term "pedestal" can also describe a metaphorical platform or reputation that someone or something stands on, giving them a sense of importance or prestige.
Pedestals refer to a raised platform or stand, typically made of a stable material such as stone, metal, or wood, that is used to support or elevate a statue, trophy, vase, or other objects in a manner that displays them prominently and grandly.
To pedestrianise something, typically a street or area, means to make it inaccessible to vehicles, allowing only pedestrians to use it. This is often done to improve safety, reduce traffic congestion, and enhance the overall ambiance of the area.
Pedestrians refer to people walking on foot, especially in a city or town, who share the space with vehicles and other forms of transportation. They are typically considered vulnerable road users and most jurisdictions have laws and regulations in place to protect and accommodate them while using public spaces.