| 词汇 | example_english_suburb |
| 释义 | Examples of suburbThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Studies of suburbs and cities must combine the mutual interaction of socio-cultural formations and the built form. All participants attended preschool programmes in the suburbs of a major metropolitan area. All of us believe that restrictive covenants were a critical element in the social composition and design of the suburbs. During the 1930s a powerful stimulus to the rise of post-war corporate suburbs was initiated. A new building type was coming to the suburbs. There seem to have been at least four bakehouses within the town walls, and two more in the northern suburbs. Attitudes to the suburbs were expressed in discussions related to piped water supply and sewerage, especially the extension of water. Nevertheless, the city's population continued to increase and new suburbs developed outside the original town walls. The city pursued parallel programmes of building high-rise flats both in the central areas on slum cleared land and in its suburbs on greenfield sites. Despite having removed to the suburbs, nonconformists continued to worship in city centre chapels. Immigrants living on these streets moved to the newly built suburbs or elsewhere in town. Owning a car made it possible to live in the suburbs and drive to work. As for samples collected in the city centre, those from western suburbs in residential districts remain differentiated whatever the period examined. Most inhabitants of the new suburbs, however, were not foreign-born. The monolingual children were attending childcare programs in middle-class suburbs of a large city. The expanding suburbs are assumed, at the same time, to contribute little to the city's life. Much of this activity is occurring in recently established suburbs that have encroached into established wild dog territory. Many of the farms for which the clearing was done were then reclaimed by second growth, and this in turn was fragmented by suburbs. In addition, the artisan and the mechanic were now included in the movement to the suburbs. Urban growth, by giving value to land, induced intensification of its use, achieved by construction of triplex (triple-decker) row housing in factory suburbs. The catalogues, typologies and taxonomies of suburbs and suburbia are quite robust at this stage. Literal translation is the 'outer suburbs of detached houses'. The property on which the suburbs were built was not suitable for farming or commercial activities, the result of which was land speculation. In the inter-war period, the multiple retailers developed both major city centre sites and built branches in new residential suburbs. Homogeneous suburbs gave the foes of activist government a venue in which to adapt their antigovernment ideology to the new conditions of postwar life. A majority of responding institutions (82%) were in an urban setting and the rest in suburbs (11%) and rural areas (7%). Within two decades the compact, often mono-nuclear, city of the industrial era became deeply embedded within large expanses of loosely-connected garden suburbs. Hastily built suburbs often lacked basic social infrastructure and facilities. In common with many suburbs of early modern cities, this setting normally attracted illegal occupation. The dominant characteristic of the period was the creation of garden suburbs. The daily exodus of men from commuter suburbs created a uniquely female-dominated space, not only within the house but more widely across suburban spaces. They may have a house or villa in the suburbs or neighboring provinces. Fear of epidemics prompted city governments to prioritize the well-being of the suburbs only when the city was threatened. The districts were chosen for their geographical spread and to include rural villages, small towns, suburbs and larger conurbations. The city authorities attempted to overcome problems of communication following raids by decentralizing offices, establishing sub-organizations in the suburbs to co-ordinate relief within local communities. The townships resort to vigilantes (with a few using security firms) and the wealthier suburbs use security firms and semi-official self-policing. The site consists of vegetable, fish and livestock markets and an abattoir adjoining less developed suburbs. Central districts, suburbs and other zones operated as interconnecting parts of a larger metropolitan whole. The suburbs did not replicate the metropolitan center either in physical construction or in social organization. As cities and suburbs expanded, new property owners looked to this horticultural world for guidance in establishing themselves appropriately in their new environments. A variety of forms of outwork, workshops and small factories existed in the crowded streets of the town centre, as well as in the suburbs. Definitions must incorporate the persistence of the previous notions of suburbs, those stretching back to the medieval period. His work explores how residents of nine older suburbs are tackling the issue of decline. He notes that the springs of the suburbs were frequented by the scholars and young people of the city. There will be less suburban construction, because the suburbs are not ready, if they ever will be, for densification. Nine-tenths of those employed in the organized sector were working in the city proper with only 11% in the suburbs. The latter, encompassing mining communities, middle-class suburbs and agricultural parishes, contained very few married women reporting an occupation. In the southern suburbs, inhabitants store water in containers as running water is lacking. The urban core of each city has a much higher density of physicians than their suburbs. What was common to all of these was the tendency to move into former white suburbs, and to adopt the lifestyles that characterised these enclaves. As pervasive as was horticulture's remaking of gardens and suburbs, it was matched by the way in which it brought gardening indoors as well. At no point did anyone really envisage that excess population could be dealt with by building high-density flats in city suburbs. A better balance should be struck between the city centre and the suburbs, and the environment, particularly urban forestry, needs more care. In new suburbs, the provision of services and infrastructure usually lagged behind population growth. First, the considerable diversity within and among suburbs is accepted. The majority of non-architects who prepared building applications were predominantly located in the suburbs, re-ecting the almost entirely suburban locations of the builders. To what extent did the physical form of inter-war suburbs correspond to the template provided by that report? One of the centres is based in a major city centre which sees a broad range of clients, not only from the city, but also neighbouring towns and suburbs. We do not learn about suburbs, nor how the political, religious and cultural changes of the seventeenth century influenced more humble dwellings and the construction of their material culture. Since the suburbs often lacked fiscal resources it was considered risky for the cities to finance the extensions, and the current economic geography was consequently underlined. The 2,515 persons listed for the walled city and suburbs has been multiplied by a factor of three, and the 338 soldiers quartered in the city has then been added. The majority of the people of this island will live in the suburbs; and the suburban type will be the most widespread and characteristic of all. One of the reasons for the extension of urbanization to the mainland has been the urgent need to contain the congestion on the island and its suburbs. Over small geographic distances (within the city), low gene flow was measured between populations from the city centre, whereas it remained large for some populations in the suburbs. The disadvantaged geographical location and poor topography of these suburbs were a drawback for them when extending water from the cities' piped water systems was discussed. The industry not only faced costs imposed by the justices, they faced costs because of the relocation of the audience to the suburbs and the ap45. There was no adequate exit to the west of the city, particularly since the ridge and the western extension suburbs did not provide good road access. Before the middle of the nineteenth century there was severe competition for space, but in the second half the building of the suburbs created space to accommodate newcomers. In the suburbs the tories spoke more of temperance than in the older industrial districts, but it was a temperance practised by the individual not by the state. As in the case of the garden suburbs, the projection of a symbolic social order is only a tool allowing the community to create its own identity. Urban residents participated actively in such holdings, as a secondary employment (especially men in suburbs or small towns) or as seasonal work by grown-up children on behalf of their parents. Samples from the city centre were at most 6 km away from one another and the more distant samples in the suburbs were 15 km apart. Food systems are also modified as prime agricultural land becomes prime land for residential development, turning food-producing topsoils into what developers and new residents consider aesthetic acreages and suburbs. Since these working-class suburbs were new phenomena in the 1860s and 1870s there were few antecedents to draw inspiration from regarding how to handle the problem of distributing water there. The authors propose a new perspective on the study of suburbs, one which will begin to investigate the transformations of suburbs after they have been established. First, suburbs have been amazingly diverse. As the suburbs had so swiftly become culturally grounded in the commonplace and routine, which social-realist writers struggled to value appropriately, others found the very mundanity of suburbia imaginatively provoking. Offices in the suburbs are a help, but they do not deal with the main question. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Take the new controlled houses—that is, the houses which were built between the two wars in the suburbs of many of our great cities. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Instead of concentrating on that, we are putting our people further out into the suburbs and housing is becoming more costly. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 The suburbs have different priorities and require different policing methods. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 Schools in the center of town as well as schools in the poorer suburbs (gecekondu) were selected. Against this background was an unpalatable fact: the poverty of the suburbs where the immigrants were concentrated. Tracing individual immigrants has shown that there was little or no movement of immigrants from the inner city to the new suburbs. The gist of the policy was that new industrial units and expansion of existing units on the island and suburbs would be strongly discouraged. They confirmed there was substantially greater homogeneity of demand within suburbs located near many other communities. Moving to smaller homes is again common but, at the more advanced ages, moves are predominately towards or within urban centres and suburbs. The flight from the older inner areas to the suburbs is a long-established feature of population redistribution. He works with his group in the suburbs. Eventually the company decided to go with the secret intention of playing some street theatre as well as in the workingclass suburbs. The larger centres had extensive suburbs, while those in the market towns might consist of a handful of houses. The expressway system stretching far beyond the city limits speeded the decentralization of white population to the suburbs. The role of freehold land societies in the growth of suburbs, say. Ultimately, the most important difference between cities and suburbs is not cultural, but political. Gissing's imaginative engagement with the historically and culturally indeterminate character of the suburbs is matched by autobiographical accounts. Examination of these themes calls for considerable basic information about inter-war suburbs and how they were created. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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