- depopulated
- [ˌdiː'pɔpjuleɪtɪd]
прил.обезлюдевший; безлюдный; малонаселённый
depopulated street — обезлюдевшая улица
depopulated desert — безлюдная пустыня
Англо-русский современный словарь. 2014.
depopulated
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