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suburbia

/səˈbɜːr.bi.ə/

Traduction: Nom désignant les zones résidentielles en périphérie d'une ville, ainsi que la classe sociale et le mode de vie des personnes qui y habitent.

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noun

/səˈbɜːr.bi.ə/C1formal
  • frNom désignant les zones résidentielles en périphérie d'une ville, ainsi que la classe sociale et le mode de vie des personnes qui y habitent.

A noun referring to the residential areas on the outskirts of a city, or to the cultural class and lifestyle of people living in those suburban districts.

indénombrable

  1. Residential outskirtsB2formal

    The residential areas located on the edges of a large city, typically characterized by houses, gardens, and a quieter lifestyle.

    frbanlieue résidentielle

    • Many families move to suburbia for more space and better schools.
    • Suburbia often offers a slower pace of life compared to the city center.
    • The expansion of suburbia has led to increased commuting times.
  2. Suburban cultureC1formal

    The people living in suburbs considered as a distinct social group or cultural class, often associated with specific values and lifestyles.

    frCulture des banlieues résidentielles

    • Suburbia is often portrayed in films as a place of conformity and routine.
    • The values of suburbia can differ greatly from those of urban centers.
    • Sociologists study suburbia to understand modern middle-class life.
Formes
  • suburbias plural form
  • suburbias' possessive plural form
  • suburbia's possessive singular form