suburbanization
Prononciation : [səˈbɜr.bən.ɪˌzeɪ.ʃən]
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Contexte : « urban development »
(noun) the process of moving people and businesses from cities to the areas outside the city, known as suburbs. This means more homes are built in these areas, and it changes how people live, often making it quieter and more spacious.
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Suburbanization has allowed families to enjoy larger houses and backyards while still being close to the city.
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The suburbanization of the area has led to many people moving away from the city, leaving it less vibrant.
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How has suburbanization affected the communities near the city?
Contexte : « population trends »
(noun) the movement of a large number of people from urban areas to the suburbs, which can create new living environments and affect local economies. This is often seen when people want a change from city life.
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Many families choose suburbanization because they prefer a quieter lifestyle with more space.
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Suburbanization can also mean that some urban areas lose people, and stores close down.
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What are some reasons people might prefer suburbanization over living in the city?
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