suburbia

/suh-bur-bee-uh/US // səˈbɜr bi ə //UK // (səˈbɜːbɪə) //

郊区,郊外,市郊,城郊

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : suburbs collectively.
- : suburbanites collectively.
- : the social or cultural aspects of life in the suburbs.

as inoutskirts

Synonyms

This study conducted by Justin Brown determined that during the 2004 to 2005 nesting season in suburbia Chicago, coyotes were responsible for 75 to 78 percent of Canada goose nest depredation.
Because this version of suburbia is increasingly hard to find.
He added that his stores “don’t allow us to reach deep into suburbia.”
This new urban form, they hoped, would rein in the chaos and sprawl of suburbia, filling people’s lives with art and music, and giving order to an expanding free market of consumer goods.
Apartment complexes have been the specialty of the Kushner family, whose real estate holdings have spanned the mid-Atlantic and Midwest in recent years, with thousands of units scattered across suburbia.
Hostility to the non-urban regions includes a detestation of suburbia.
Growing up in that suburbia and air of pop culture, these images stayed with me like a weird dream.
Camberwell (in South London) was still seen as suburbia in the 1920s.
He documented America as it really was, from the political unrest to the rise of suburbia.
Santa is a fixture in a fixture in holiday calendars, at malls, and on lawns across suburbia.
In her most rebellious moods the leaven of Philistia (or the British equivalent, Suburbia) comes to the surface.

/suh-bur-bee-uh/US // səˈbɜr bi ə //UK // (səˈbɜːbɪə) //

郊区,郊外,市郊,城郊

n.名词 noun

1
- : suburbs collectively.
- : suburbanites collectively.
- : the social or cultural aspects of life in the suburbs.

as inoutskirts

Synonyms

This study conducted by Justin Brown determined that during the 2004 to 2005 nesting season in suburbia Chicago, coyotes were responsible for 75 to 78 percent of Canada goose nest depredation.
Because this version of suburbia is increasingly hard to find.
He added that his stores “don’t allow us to reach deep into suburbia.”
This new urban form, they hoped, would rein in the chaos and sprawl of suburbia, filling people’s lives with art and music, and giving order to an expanding free market of consumer goods.
Apartment complexes have been the specialty of the Kushner family, whose real estate holdings have spanned the mid-Atlantic and Midwest in recent years, with thousands of units scattered across suburbia.
Hostility to the non-urban regions includes a detestation of suburbia.
Growing up in that suburbia and air of pop culture, these images stayed with me like a weird dream.
Camberwell (in South London) was still seen as suburbia in the 1920s.
He documented America as it really was, from the political unrest to the rise of suburbia.
Santa is a fixture in a fixture in holiday calendars, at malls, and on lawns across suburbia.
In her most rebellious moods the leaven of Philistia (or the British equivalent, Suburbia) comes to the surface.