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suburbanised

/səˈbɜː.bən.aɪzd/

Traducción: Describe un territorio que ha sido transformado en suburbio, o una persona o cosa que ha adoptado características de la vida suburbana., Verbo que significa convertir o convertirse en suburbano por carácter, a menudo relacionado con el desarrollo de áreas residenciales en las afueras de una ciudad.

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adjective

/səˈbɜː.bən.aɪzd/C2formalbritish
  • esDescribe un territorio que ha sido transformado en suburbio, o una persona o cosa que ha adoptado características de la vida suburbana.

Describes an area that has been developed into a suburb, or a person/thing that has adopted the characteristics of suburban life.

  1. Surrounded by suburbsC1formalbritish

    Describes an area that has become encircled or heavily developed with suburban communities.

    esRodeado de suburbios

    • The once rural landscape is now completely suburbanised.
    • Many cities have become suburbanised as populations grow.
    • The suburbanised region offers a mix of residential and commercial zones.
Formas
  • more suburbanised comparative form
  • most suburbanised superlative form

verb

suburbanise/səˈbɜː.bən.aɪz/C2formalbritish
  • esVerbo que significa convertir o convertirse en suburbano por carácter, a menudo relacionado con el desarrollo de áreas residenciales en las afueras de una ciudad.

A verb meaning to make or become suburban in character, often referring to the development of residential areas on the outskirts of a city.

  1. Take on suburban characterC1formalbritish

    To become more like a suburb in nature, often involving the development of residential areas outside a city center.

    essuburbanizarse

    • The once rural village began to suburbanise as new housing estates were built.
    • As the city expanded, the surrounding areas started to suburbanise rapidly.
    • The region suburbanised over the decades, losing its agricultural character.
  2. Make suburban in characterC1formalbritish

    To transform an area into a suburb, typically by adding houses, shops, and infrastructure.

    essuburbanizar

    • The local council planned to suburbanise the farmland to accommodate the growing population.
    • Developers sought to suburbanise the district with new schools and parks.
    • The government's policy aimed to suburbanise the outskirts of the city.

    Antónimosurbanise

Formas
  • suburbanised past participle
  • suburbanised past simple
  • suburbanising present participle
  • suburbanises third person singular