urbanized

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Geographyurbanizedur‧ban‧ized (also urbanised British English) /ˈɜːbənaɪzd $ ˈɜːr-/ adjective 1 SGTOWNan urbanized country or area has a lot of houses, factories, shops, offices etc the most heavily urbanized regions2 in an urbanized society, there are a lot of people who live and work in towns and cities During the 19th century, Britain became the world’s first modern urbanized society. —urbanization /ˌɜːbənaɪˈzeɪʃən $ ˌɜːrbənə-/ noun [uncountable] the transformation of the social structure by urbanizationExamples from the Corpusurbanized• The more centralized, urbanized and mechanized a society becomes, the less control we have and the more violence is bred.• We must start from where we are, as urbanized humanity.• The high overall density reflects the urbanized nature of the population.• During the nineteenth century Britain became the world's first modern urbanized society.

单词	urbanized
释义	urbanized From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Geographyurbanizedur‧ban‧ized (also urbanised British English) /ˈɜːbənaɪzd $ ˈɜːr-/ adjective 1 SGTOWNan urbanized country or area has a lot of houses, factories, shops, offices etc the most heavily urbanized regions2 in an urbanized society, there are a lot of people who live and work in towns and cities During the 19th century, Britain became the world’s first modern urbanized society. —urbanization /ˌɜːbənaɪˈzeɪʃən $ ˌɜːrbənə-/ noun [uncountable] the transformation of the social structure by urbanizationExamples from the Corpusurbanized• The more centralized, urbanized and mechanized a society becomes, the less control we have and the more violence is bred.• We must start from where we are, as urbanized humanity.• The high overall density reflects the urbanized nature of the population.• During the nineteenth century Britain became the world's first modern urbanized society.
随便看	let somebody in on something let somebody loose on something let somebody off lightly/easily let somebody off the hook let somebody something let somebody stew let somebody stew in their own juice let somebody/something do something let somebody/something into something let somebody/something off let somebody/something ↔ down let something alone let something be/equal/represent something let something drift let something drop/rest/lie let something go let something go for £20/$200 etc let something out to somebody let something pass let something ride let something slide let something slip let something slip (through your fingers) let something to somebody let stew