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urbanisation

/ˌɜː.bən.aɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus de croissance des villes et de déplacement des populations vers les zones urbaines, ou l'état résultant d'une société devenant de plus en plus urbaine.

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/ˌɜː.bən.aɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant le processus de croissance des villes et de déplacement des populations vers les zones urbaines, ou l'état résultant d'une société devenant de plus en plus urbaine.

A noun referring to the process by which towns and cities grow larger and more people move to urban areas, or the resulting condition of a society becoming increasingly urban.

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  1. Condition of being urbanizedB2formal

    The state or condition of an area or society that has become urban in character, with a high concentration of population and infrastructure.

    frurbanisation

    • The rapid urbanisation of the region has led to increased traffic congestion.
    • Urbanisation often results in the expansion of city boundaries.
    • The government is studying the effects of urbanisation on rural communities.

    Synonymesurbanization

  2. Social process of city growthB2formal

    The social and demographic process by which towns and cities grow larger as more people move from rural to urban areas, leading to societal changes.

    frUrbanisation

    • Urbanisation has transformed the economy from agricultural to industrial.
    • The process of urbanisation often brings both opportunities and challenges.
    • Historians study urbanisation to understand shifts in population and culture.

    Synonymesurbanization

Formes
  • urbanisations plural form
  • urbanisations' possessive plural form
  • urbanisation's possessive singular form
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