Places in the city vocabulary list �

Places in a city / City related words congested

court, courthouse
bus shelter dead end
a boulevard dentists
a crossroads department store
a drain district, a neighborhood
a pedestrian doctors
a roundabout dustbin, garbage can
a side street dustmen, collectors
a store embankment
a tenant factory
a traffic jam fire station
a vehicle fish and chip shop
a village flat
alley(way), side street, lane fountain
an accomodation garage
an estate agent green spaces
an urban area gym (abréviation de gymnasium)
apartment block health centre
art gallery hospital
avenue hotel
bank housing
bar inhabitant
block internet cafe
bookstore junction
bowling alley lamppost
bridge leisure centre ou sports centre
building library
building society lively
built-up area main street
bus station marketplace
bus stop mayor
busy mosque
café motorway (UK), freeway (US)
capital multi-storey car park
car park museum
caretaker/manager neighbour
cathedral noisy
cemetery, graveyard office block
children's playground old town
church overcrowded
cinema, movie theater overcrowded
city park
commercial mall parking meter
concert hall passer-by
pavement (US: sidewalk)
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peaceful to hurry
pedestrian crossing to live
pedestrian road/precinct to pay the rent
pedestrian subway to settle
petrol station to start
police station to stop
post office to tar
prison tourist
pub (abréviation de public house) tower block
quay, wharf tower block (UK)/ a high rise (US)
quiet town hall
railings town square
residential district traffic
rest area traffic lights
restaurant university
roundabout vets
rush hour war memorial
safe wine bar
school zoo
shanty town
shopping centre, shopping mall
signpost
skate park
skyscraper
small
squalid
square
stadium
stadium
station
street
street lamp, streetlight
subway
supermarket
surroundings
swimming pool
synagogue
taxi rank
telephone box ou telephone booth
tennis court
the citizens
the corner
the main street
the pavement
the rest room
the sewers
the slums
the tourist information office
theatre
to cross
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