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urbanized

UK
/ˈɜːbənʌɪzd/
US
/ˈɜrbənaɪzd/

Translations

urbanizedadjective
more urbanized
Comp.
most urbanized
Super.
UK
/ˈɜːbənʌɪzd/
US
/ˈɜrbənaɪzd/
urbaniséSe dit d’un espace ou d’un territoire transformé par le développement urbain.
The once rural town has become highly urbanized over the past decade.
L’ancienne ville rurale est devenue très urbanisée au cours de la dernière décennie.
urbainDans le sens de « ayant les caractéristiques de la ville ».
The urbanized lifestyle of the residents includes frequent use of public transportation.
Le mode de vie urbain des habitants comprend un usage fréquent des transports en commun.
Additional translations
citadinPlus naturel dans certains contextes pour parler des habitudes ou du mode de vie.
Synonyms
civilized
city-fied
metropolitan
cosmopolitan
developed
Antonyms
unurbanized
rural
urbanizeverb

urbanized

Past Simple

urbanized
Past Simple
urbanized
Past Participle
urbanizing
Gerund
UK
/ˈɜːbənʌɪz/
US
/ˈɜrbənaɪz/
The government plans to urbanize the rural area by building new roads and housing developments.
Le gouvernement prévoit d’urbaniser la zone rurale en construisant de nouvelles routes et de nouveaux logements.
urbaniserSe dit d’une population ou d’une société qui se concentre davantage dans les villes.
As industries developed, many people began to urbanize, leaving their farms for city jobs.
À mesure que les industries se développaient, beaucoup de gens ont commencé à s’urbaniser, quittant leurs fermes pour des emplois en ville.
Synonyms
modernize
develop
civilize
metropolitanize
industrialize
Antonyms
deurbanize
ruralize

Definitions

urbanizedadjective
Characterized by the development and growth of cities, often involving the transformation of rural areas into urban areas.
The once rural town has become highly urbanized over the past decade, with new skyscrapers and shopping centers.
Having the characteristics or qualities typical of a city or city life.
The urbanized lifestyle of the residents includes frequent use of public transportation and access to diverse cultural events.
urbanizeverb
To make or become urban in character, typically by increasing the population density and infrastructure of an area.
The government plans to urbanize the rural area by building new roads and housing developments.
To cause a population to move from rural to urban areas, often resulting in changes to lifestyle and employment.
As industries developed, many people began to urbanize, leaving their farms for city jobs.
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