Definition of deserted in English:

deserted

adjective dɪˈzəːtɪddəˈzərdəd

(of a place) empty of people.
deserted beaches of soft sand
Example sentencesExamples
- They follow him to a deserted spot where he leaves an envelope stuffed full of cash.
- Early on a June morning last year, four police officers drew up outside a warehouse on a deserted trading estate in Birmingham.
- A young knight is riding through a deserted countryside, seeking shelter for the night.
- I ate a late lunch at a little deserted restaurant.
- I paused in Westcliff to sit in a deserted shelter.
- We got off the bus to walk among the deserted business buildings of Burke.
- Two men wake to find themselves chained at opposite ends of a deserted washroom somewhere in the Industrial Zone.
- Stroll from the hotel, past a scattering of houses, to the deserted beach for an early-morning intake of the elements.
- City roads are presenting a deserted look during the afternoons.
- He found the totem pole beside a deserted coastal village.
- Dirty black steps lead up to a deserted platform, blocked off somewhere behind a car repair yard.
- I think of sitting next to him on a deserted stretch of beach in California.
- Click here for a gallery of pictures of the deserted village at Slievemore.
- A white trailer rolls onto the deserted main square of a quiet Midwestern town.
- Tan participated in an exhibition Cai organized in Taiwan, presenting an installation in a deserted blockhouse by the sea.
- The man in this story finds an attractive woman on a deserted road.
- The sick woman was then allowed to take possession of the deserted dwelling.
- Behind the hall was a deserted graveyard overgrown with weeds.
- Scraping the ice off their cars, they travel along deserted roads, through the eerie, wintry stillness.
- The image of the deserted city glows briefly, then vanishes.

Definition of deserted in US English:

deserted

adjectivedəˈzərdəddəˈzərdəd

(of a place) empty of people.
deserted beaches of soft sand
Example sentencesExamples
- I paused in Westcliff to sit in a deserted shelter.
- We got off the bus to walk among the deserted business buildings of Burke.
- City roads are presenting a deserted look during the afternoons.
- I think of sitting next to him on a deserted stretch of beach in California.
- Two men wake to find themselves chained at opposite ends of a deserted washroom somewhere in the Industrial Zone.
- The man in this story finds an attractive woman on a deserted road.
- Early on a June morning last year, four police officers drew up outside a warehouse on a deserted trading estate in Birmingham.
- Dirty black steps lead up to a deserted platform, blocked off somewhere behind a car repair yard.
- Stroll from the hotel, past a scattering of houses, to the deserted beach for an early-morning intake of the elements.
- They follow him to a deserted spot where he leaves an envelope stuffed full of cash.
- Scraping the ice off their cars, they travel along deserted roads, through the eerie, wintry stillness.
- Click here for a gallery of pictures of the deserted village at Slievemore.
- A young knight is riding through a deserted countryside, seeking shelter for the night.
- Tan participated in an exhibition Cai organized in Taiwan, presenting an installation in a deserted blockhouse by the sea.
- Behind the hall was a deserted graveyard overgrown with weeds.
- He found the totem pole beside a deserted coastal village.
- The image of the deserted city glows briefly, then vanishes.
- A white trailer rolls onto the deserted main square of a quiet Midwestern town.
- The sick woman was then allowed to take possession of the deserted dwelling.
- I ate a late lunch at a little deserted restaurant.

单词	deserted
释义	Definition of deserted in English: deserted adjective dɪˈzəːtɪddəˈzərdəd (of a place) empty of people. deserted beaches of soft sand Example sentencesExamples They follow him to a deserted spot where he leaves an envelope stuffed full of cash. Early on a June morning last year, four police officers drew up outside a warehouse on a deserted trading estate in Birmingham. A young knight is riding through a deserted countryside, seeking shelter for the night. I ate a late lunch at a little deserted restaurant. I paused in Westcliff to sit in a deserted shelter. We got off the bus to walk among the deserted business buildings of Burke. Two men wake to find themselves chained at opposite ends of a deserted washroom somewhere in the Industrial Zone. Stroll from the hotel, past a scattering of houses, to the deserted beach for an early-morning intake of the elements. City roads are presenting a deserted look during the afternoons. He found the totem pole beside a deserted coastal village. Dirty black steps lead up to a deserted platform, blocked off somewhere behind a car repair yard. I think of sitting next to him on a deserted stretch of beach in California. Click here for a gallery of pictures of the deserted village at Slievemore. A white trailer rolls onto the deserted main square of a quiet Midwestern town. Tan participated in an exhibition Cai organized in Taiwan, presenting an installation in a deserted blockhouse by the sea. The man in this story finds an attractive woman on a deserted road. The sick woman was then allowed to take possession of the deserted dwelling. Behind the hall was a deserted graveyard overgrown with weeds. Scraping the ice off their cars, they travel along deserted roads, through the eerie, wintry stillness. The image of the deserted city glows briefly, then vanishes. Definition of deserted in US English: deserted adjectivedəˈzərdəddəˈzərdəd (of a place) empty of people. deserted beaches of soft sand Example sentencesExamples I paused in Westcliff to sit in a deserted shelter. We got off the bus to walk among the deserted business buildings of Burke. City roads are presenting a deserted look during the afternoons. I think of sitting next to him on a deserted stretch of beach in California. Two men wake to find themselves chained at opposite ends of a deserted washroom somewhere in the Industrial Zone. The man in this story finds an attractive woman on a deserted road. Early on a June morning last year, four police officers drew up outside a warehouse on a deserted trading estate in Birmingham. Dirty black steps lead up to a deserted platform, blocked off somewhere behind a car repair yard. Stroll from the hotel, past a scattering of houses, to the deserted beach for an early-morning intake of the elements. They follow him to a deserted spot where he leaves an envelope stuffed full of cash. Scraping the ice off their cars, they travel along deserted roads, through the eerie, wintry stillness. Click here for a gallery of pictures of the deserted village at Slievemore. A young knight is riding through a deserted countryside, seeking shelter for the night. Tan participated in an exhibition Cai organized in Taiwan, presenting an installation in a deserted blockhouse by the sea. Behind the hall was a deserted graveyard overgrown with weeds. He found the totem pole beside a deserted coastal village. The image of the deserted city glows briefly, then vanishes. A white trailer rolls onto the deserted main square of a quiet Midwestern town. The sick woman was then allowed to take possession of the deserted dwelling. I ate a late lunch at a little deserted restaurant.
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