unbuilt

UK
/ʌnˈbɪlt/
US
/ʌnˈbɪlt/

Translations

unbuiltadjective
Base form used to describe land or projects that are not built or not yet constructed.
The exhibition displayed models of the architect's unbuilt skyscrapers.
На выставке были представлены модели непостроенных небоскрёбов архитектора.
Additional translations
незастроенныйупотребляется преимущественно о земельных участках
неосвоенныйо незастроенных и неосвоенных территориях
unbuiltpast participle
Past participle of the verb 'unbuild' used adjectivally to describe something that has been dismantled or demolished.
After the war, much of the city was unbuilt brick by brick.
После войны значительная часть города была разобрана по кирпичику.
Additional translations
снесённыйо зданиях, снесённых в ходе демонтажа
unbuildverb

unbuilt

Past Simple

unbuilt
Past Simple
unbuilt
Past Participle
unbuilding
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈbɪld/
US
/ʌnˈbɪld/
They decided to unbuild the old barn to make space for a new house.
Они решили разобрать старый сарай, чтобы освободить место для нового дома.
unbuildpast participle

unbuilt

Used attributively to mean ‘not yet built’ or ‘not constructed’.

Definitions

unbuiltadjective
Having no buildings or development; undeveloped.
The company plans to develop the unbuilt land next year.
Not yet constructed; existing only as a design or intention.
The exhibition displayed models of the architect's unbuilt skyscrapers.
unbuiltpast participle
Having been dismantled or taken apart; demolished.
After the war, much of the city was unbuilt brick by brick.
unbuildverb
To dismantle or take apart a structure or building.
The workers were hired to unbuild the old factory to make way for new development.
unbuildpast participle
Not constructed; not yet built or erected.
The architect showed us drawings of the unbuilt museum.