英语词汇“suburban”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	suburban
释义	Trends of suburban View usage for: suburban (səbɜːʳbən) 1. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Suburban means relating to a suburb. ...a comfortable suburban home. ...a suburban shopping centre in Sydney. 2. graded adjective If you describe something as suburban, you mean that it is dull and conventional. His clothes are conservative and suburban. ...ghastly good taste and suburban gentility. Synonyms: conventional, boring, conservative, dull More Synonyms of suburban More Synonyms of suburban suburban in British English (səˈbɜːbən) adjective 1. of, relating to, situated in, or inhabiting a suburb or the suburbs 2. characteristic of or typifying a suburb or the suburbs 3. narrow or unadventurous in outlook noun 4. another word for suburbanite suburban in American English (səˈbɜrbən) adjective 1. of, in, or residing in a suburb or the suburbs 2. characteristic of the suburbs or suburbanites Examples of 'suburban' in a sentence suburban The hotel is in an upscale suburban area surrounded by golf courses and country clubs. Christianity Today (2000) His house is easy to spot in the suburban street. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The ringleaders are said to have spent their cash on plush suburban homes and luxury cars. The Sun (2006) Surveys by volunteers show that sparrows in urban and suburban areas have fared worst. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Deer which carry ticks are also increasingly encroaching in suburban areas. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Surveys made it overwhelmingly clear that most people wanted to live in a suburban house with a garden. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The key home trends of this century have begun in the deluxe sector and filtered down to suburban streets. Times, Sunday Times (2012) They were lured to a suburban house - where teams of detectives were lying in wait. The Sun (2007) Once you breed, you are expected to find a suburban house with a garden. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Details of the suburban lives of the alleged Russian agents continued to emerge. Times, Sunday Times (2010) We pull up to his middle-class suburban home. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The road thereafter was a narrow, typically suburban street. Stewart, Bob (Lt-Col) Broken Lives (1993) She is thought to have lived with her grandson in her suburban semi-detached home. Times, Sunday Times (2013) But close by, more suburban streets offer good value. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Take the average suburban couple. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The houses are distinctly suburban. Times, Sunday Times (2012) A well-to-do suburban couple are bickering over dinner preparations. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Like last week when I parked outside the suburban home of a friend. Times, Sunday Times (2006) A group of suburban husbands live out their fantasies of frontier life in this affable, blokey comedy. Times, Sunday Times (2010) He lives in suburban Connecticut. Times, Sunday Times (2011) There is, if you live in this vast suburban sprawl, no point having a nice car. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Oddly enough, they look like a very nice suburban couple - they do not seem ostentatious or flamboyant. The Sun (2010) In other languages suburban British English: suburban /səˈbɜːbn/ ADJECTIVE Suburban means relating to a suburb. ...a suburban shopping centre. American English: suburban Arabic: نِسْبَةٌ إِلى الضَّاحِيَة Brazilian Portuguese: suburbano Chinese: 郊外的 Croatian: prigradski Czech: předměstský Danish: forstads- Dutch: voorstedelijk European Spanish: suburbano Finnish: esikaupunki- French: de banlieue German: vorstädtisch Greek: προαστιακός Italian: suburbano Japanese: 郊外の Korean: 교외의 Norwegian: forstads- Polish: podmiejski European Portuguese: suburbano Romanian: suburban Russian: пригородный Latin American Spanish: suburbano Swedish: förortsaktig Thai: นอกเมือง Turkish: banliyö Ukrainian: приміський Vietnamese: thuộc ngoại ô Chinese translation of 'suburban' suburban (səˈbəːbən) adj [shopping centre, train etc] 郊区(區)的 (jiāoqū de) (pej) [clothes, lifestyle] 古板的 (gǔbǎn de) 1 (adjective) in the sense of residential Definition of, in, or inhabiting a suburb a comfortable suburban area Synonyms residential a smart residential area commuter dormitory 2 (adjective) in the sense of conventional Definition conventional and unexciting ghastly good taste and suburban gentility Synonyms conventional conventional views boring boring television programmes conservative People tend to be more adventurous when they're young and more conservative as they get older. dull They can both be rather dull. ordinary It was just an ordinary day for us. small-town bourgeois the bourgeois ideology of individualism parochial Additional synonyms in the sense of boring boring television programmes Synonyms uninteresting, dull, tedious, dreary, stale, tiresome, monotonous, old, dead, flat, dry, routine, uninspiring, humdrum, insipid, mind-numbing, unexciting, ho-hum (informal), repetitious, wearisome, unvaried, yawnsome, as dry as dust in the sense of bourgeois Definition conservative or materialistic in outlook the bourgeois ideology of individualism Synonyms middle-class, conservative, traditional, conventional, provincial, suburban, small-town, materialistic, conformist, property-owning, hidebound, Pooterish in the sense of conservative Definition conventional in style People tend to be more adventurous when they're young and more conservative as they get older. Synonyms traditional, guarded, quiet, conventional, moderate, cautious, sober, reactionary, die-hard, middle-of-the-road, hidebound Synonyms of 'suburban' suburban Explore 'suburban' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of dull Definition not interesting They can both be rather dull. Synonyms boring, tedious, dreary, flat, dry, plain, commonplace, tiresome, monotonous, prosaic, run-of-the-mill, humdrum, unimaginative, dozy, uninteresting, mind-numbing, ho-hum (informal), vapid, as dry as dust in the sense of ordinary Definition usual or normal It was just an ordinary day for us. Synonyms usual, standard, normal, common, established, settled, regular, familiar, household, typical, conventional, routine, stock, everyday, prevailing, accustomed, customary, habitual, quotidian, wonted
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