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Перевод: unimproved

[прилагательное]
неулучшенный; неисправленный; необработанный; неиспользованный; неупотребляемый

Тезаурус:

1. As Prest and Turvey (1965, p. 688) state: "Construction of a fast motorway, which itself speeds up traffic and reduces accidents, may lead to more congestion or more accidents on feeder roads if they are left unimproved."
2. Not an inch in his Garden unimproved or unadorned, his very Poultry made happy by fifty little neat Contrivances.
3. But even at the end of the eighteenth century there were still in Norfolk about eighty thousand acres of unimproved common, and some sixty thousand acres of warrens and sheep walks, most of which had been enclosed and converted to arable fields or woodlands by the middle of the nineteenth.
4. Of unimproved mettle hot and full,
5. Apart from agriculture the unimproved native grasslands are used for forestry, sporting purposes, nature conservation, recreation, water collection and military training, the last three being prominent only in limited locations.
6. Spence sees in Duck an instance of natural genius, and attempts to capture this quality in its unimproved state:
7. The effects of a range of techniques suitable for unimproved rough grazings are shown in Table 3. (page 4)
8. Limits on enhanced annual premiums (Sheep Annual Premium and Suckler Cow Premium) are recommended with the payments "restricted to farmers who are unable to fatten lambs regularly or where the cows are grazing unimproved land over the summer months", a complex arrangement to administer.
9. yet the breed is ideally suited to its rugged upland environment and for the most part remains unimproved - nor need it be.
10. Pastures in the Auvergne uplands of Puy-de-Dome and Cantal appear to be heavily used by birds of prey, indicating that they support good populations of small mammals and birds which in itself indicates that the majority are agriculturally unimproved.
11. By the eleventh century they were generally no bigger than the unimproved Iron Age cattle, averaging about 107cm in height, and they were short-horned.
12. On agriculturally unimproved moorlands it is not easy to exceed the maximum stocking density (6 sheep/hectare) for HLCAs because it is often not possible to support more than 2 per hectare.
13. Thus they would tend to replace the original, unimproved organisms.