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urbanized

/ˈɜːr.bə.naɪzd/

Traduction: Qualifie un territoire transformé en ville, ou une population habituée à la vie urbaine., Verbe signifiant donner à un territoire un caractère plus urbain, généralement par la construction d'infrastructures et l'augmentation de la densité de population.

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adjective

/ˈɜːr.bə.naɪzd/C1formal
  • frQualifie un territoire transformé en ville, ou une population habituée à la vie urbaine.

Describes an area that has been made into a city or town, or a population that has become accustomed to city life.

  1. Made urban in characterB2formal

    Having taken on the characteristics of a city or town, such as increased population density, infrastructure, and industry.

    frurbanisé

    • The once rural area has become highly urbanized over the last decade.
    • Urbanized regions often have better access to public services.
    • The government is focusing on sustainable development in urbanized zones.

    Synonymesbuilt-upcitified

Formes
  • more urbanized comparative form
  • most urbanized superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

urbanise/ˈɜː.bən.aɪz/C1formalbritish
  • frVerbe signifiant donner à un territoire un caractère plus urbain, généralement par la construction d'infrastructures et l'augmentation de la densité de population.

A verb meaning to make an area more urban in character, typically by building infrastructure and increasing population density.

  1. To make city-likeB2formal

    To transform a rural area into a more urban, city-like environment, often through development and industrialization.

    frUrbaniser

    • The government plans to urbanise the coastal region to attract tourism.
    • Rapidly urbanising areas often face challenges with infrastructure.
    • They are working to urbanise the village by building new roads and schools.

    Synonymescitify

  2. To impart urban habitsC1formal

    To introduce or adopt the customs, lifestyles, and responsibilities typical of city dwellers.

    frurbaniser (au sens d'adopter les mœurs citadines)

    • The influx of people from the countryside helped urbanise the local culture.
    • New policies aim to urbanise the workforce by promoting modern skills.
    • As the town grew, its residents became more urbanised in their daily routines.

    Synonymescitify

Formes
  • urbanised past participle
  • urbanized past participle
  • urbanised past simple
  • urbanized past simple
  • urbanising present participle
  • urbanizing present participle
  • urbanises third person singular
  • urbanizes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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