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small town

/smɔːl taʊn/

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phrase

/smɔːl taʊn/A2informal
  • ruТермин, обозначающий небольшое, часто сельское сообщество с ограниченным населением, обычно характеризующееся тесными социальными связями и более медленным темпом жизни по сравнению с городскими районами.

A term referring to a small, often rural community with a limited population, typically characterized by close-knit social relationships and a slower pace of life compared to urban areas.

  1. A small communityA2formal

    A town with a small population, often characterized by close-knit relationships and a slower pace of life.

    ruНебольшое сообщество

    • She grew up in a small town in the Midwest.
    • Small towns often have a strong sense of community.
    • He moved from a big city to a small town for a quieter life.
  2. Provincial or unsophisticatedB2informal

    Used to describe a person or attitude that is considered narrow-minded, simple, or lacking in worldly experience.

    ruПровинциальный

    • He has a small-town mentality and doesn't like change.
    • Her small-town values made her distrustful of strangers.
    • They thought his ideas were too small-town for the big city.