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suburbanised

/səˈbɜː.bən.aɪzd/

Traduction: Qualifie un territoire qui a été transformé en banlieue, ou une personne/chose ayant adopté les caractéristiques de la vie de banlieue., Verbe signifiant transformer ou devenir suburbain par son caractère, souvent en lien avec le développement de zones résidentielles en périphérie d'une ville.

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adjective

/səˈbɜː.bən.aɪzd/C2formalbritish
  • frQualifie un territoire qui a été transformé en banlieue, ou une personne/chose ayant adopté les caractéristiques de la vie de banlieue.

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.

    frentouré de banlieues

    • 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.
Formes
  • more suburbanised comparative form
  • most suburbanised superlative form

verb

suburbanise/səˈbɜː.bən.aɪz/C2formalbritish
  • frVerbe signifiant transformer ou devenir suburbain par son caractère, souvent en lien avec le développement de zones résidentielles en périphérie d'une ville.

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.

    frSe suburbaniser

    • 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.

    frSuburbaniser

    • 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.

    Antonymesurbanise

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