unpaved
చదును చేయబడని
definition
adjective
unpaved streets
not paved.
example
The boys crossed North Avenue and continued walking until they came to a short dirt road, the only 'unpaved' street left in the entire city.
Carlos and his five brothers and sisters grew up in a tiny village in northern Mexico, Autlan de Navarro, where the streets were 'unpaved' and chickens ran riot.
Nora Willman stood at the corner of the small, 'unpaved' street, her basket of fresh fruits and vegetables swinging carelessly in her left hand.
Dingy wooden buildings are piled together haphazardly, rising three stories and hanging over the 'unpaved' mud street, if you insist on calling it that.
As indicated, the only data reported for these roads is whether they are paved or 'unpaved' .
Many of the pastel-painted adobe shops and homes along the 'unpaved' main street had bullet, mortar, or artillery shell holes and were roofless.
The Arab district is a run-down clump of ugly apartment blocks and 'unpaved' streets; it is rife with unemployment, drug-dealing and gang violence.
Anybody got any better quotes or other news from the streets (and 'unpaved' roads)?
In addition to the cramped quarters, the streets remained 'unpaved' , and because gas lines had not yet been installed, the families used kerosene lamps.
The 130,000 people in Chincha Alta live in a world of 'unpaved' streets, windowless huts and open sewers.
Limited data, including information on mileage and paved versus 'unpaved' status, are gathered for Minor Collector roads and Local roads.
Matheran Station lies at the start of the single, 'unpaved' , main street of the hamlet.
Here donkey carts clop along 'unpaved' streets past fly-studded carcasses hanging in butchers' shops, and peanut vendors and yam salesmen hawk their wares.
Hannover was a small town where cattle wandered down the 'unpaved' streets, and there was not so much as a single coffee shop in which to pass the hours in intelligent conversation.
[The street] was 'unpaved' ; and down the middle a gutter forced its way, every now and then forming pools in the holes with which the street abounded.
The zoning permitted streets to be left 'unpaved' .
Nassau, the capital on New Providence and the only real town, was a modest settlement of lightly built wooden houses clustered around a single 'unpaved' street.
The streets, which were 'unpaved' and unappealing even in daylight, were taken over by bands of wandering bandits and cutthroats after dark.
He watches warily as a young man in dusty boots walks down the 'unpaved' street, pushing a flat cart carrying bright yellow plastic chairs, chickens, and a little girl.
The houses were made of stone and iron and a lot of the streets were 'unpaved' with stones all over the place.
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