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small town

/smɔːl taʊn/

Traduction: Terme désignant une communauté de petite taille, souvent rurale, avec une population limitée, généralement caractérisée par des liens sociaux étroits et un rythme de vie plus lent que dans les zones urbaines.

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/smɔːl taʊn/A2informal
  • frTerme désignant une communauté de petite taille, souvent rurale, avec une population limitée, généralement caractérisée par des liens sociaux étroits et un rythme de vie plus lent que dans les zones urbaines.

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.

    frpetite ville

    • 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.

    frprovincial, étroit d'esprit

    • 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.