Urban Planning Strategies

5 words in this vocabulary list

adverb in a deliberate and intentional manner

preposition indicating the means or method by which something is done

  • The new software was created with security as a top priority by design.
  • The website layout was intentionally made simple by design.
  • The car's engine was built to be super fast by design.
  • The painting's use of vibrant colors was meant to evoke strong emotions by design.

noun the action of destroying or knocking down a building or structure

adjective demolition (used to describe something related to the act of destroying or knocking down)

  • The city council approved the demolition of the old building to make way for a new development.
  • They're gonna tear down that old building for the new project.
  • They're gonna wreck that place for the new construction.
  • The demolition of their friendship was inevitable after years of disagreements.

noun a simple or basic drawing or design

adjective not smooth or exact

  • The architect presented a rough sketch of the building design to the client.
  • I quickly drew up a rough sketch of my idea on a napkin.
  • Let me just doodle a rough sketch of what I'm thinking.
  • She only had a rough sketch of her plan, but she was confident it would work out.

noun a technique used by drivers to open car doors with their far hand (usually the left hand for drivers in right-hand traffic countries) to improve safety for cyclists and other road users

  • The Dutch reach is a technique used to open car doors with your far hand to avoid hitting cyclists.
  • Hey, have you heard of the Dutch reach? It's a cool way to avoid hitting bikers when you open your car door.
  • I always do the Dutch reach when I park on the street to make sure I don't accidentally hit a cyclist.
  • Using the Dutch reach in everyday situations can help prevent unexpected consequences and promote safety for everyone on the road.

noun a type of lantern or lamp that emits a bright, all-encompassing light

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  • The holophote is a type of lighting fixture that provides both direct and indirect light.
  • I love the warm glow that the holophote gives off in the living room.
  • Check out that cool holophote hanging from the ceiling!
  • Her smile lit up the room like a holophote.