Examples of using Built-up in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The built-up area of the village is 1.5 km²,
It's a particularly widespread problem in built-up areas but I wouldn't want to weigh it up against other environmental risks and problems.
His explosive outbursts could be built-up frustration, which usually manifests when things are out of one's control,
as a single entity, whether it consists of built-up areas or parking areas, streets, etc.
It should not be confused with Greater London or the Greater London Built-up Area.
In 2001, the town of Oostvoorne had 5,403 inhabitants, the built-up area of the town was 1.9 km2(1 sq mi), and contained 2,274 residences.
Deep-cleaning action easily removes stains and built-up dirt from leather to restore original color and luster.
In the reform of the building, period features have been retained and built-up areas that were not in the original architectural design have been removed.
In just one place there are elements of combat in built-up areas, jungle and mountains.
Reduce speed in a built-up are and go even slower when passing a school
During flowback, the previously built-up high pressure is dissipated by backflowing a mixture of fluids, including the injected fracturing fluid, to the surface.
In built-up areas and country roads,
Does the Commission think it possible that some kind of strategy could be found regarding these built-up areas?
squeeze the trigger to release any built-up pressure in the hose.
Built-up cover- is the roof,
Unless you're a type-A workaholic in a high-stress job- with, like, a lot of built-up anger.
which is often impossible to find in built-up areas.
contributing to the vertical growth and densification of built-up areas.
resists the tendency to develop a built-up edge.
with a monastery attached, in the built-up area of the town of Civate, is also dedicated to him.