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

urban

/ˈəːb(ə)n

adjective

1In, relating to, or characteristic of a town or city: the urban population...

Dublin was the earliest of the Irish towns to take on urban characteristics.
The growth of large civilisations has meant that large cities and urban areas have been built in many parts of the world.
Apart from such forest types one can see this tree in urban and suburban areas close to the city, he adds.

Synonyms

built-up, town, city, inner-city, densely populated, townified, citified, metropolitan, suburban, non-rural;

municipal, civic, borough

informal towny, townish

rare oppidan

2 (also urban contemporary) Denoting or relating to popular dance music of black origin: hip-hop’s traditionally urban vibe...

They are also more tuned in to radio, listening some 22.6 hours per week, and often turn their dials to black gospel and urban contemporary stations.
As a solo performer from the 1970s onwards, he's been one of the staples of urban contemporary music.
For instance, if someone is listening to an urban contemporary station, the candidate advertisements should reflect the same format and use similar types of music.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Latin urbanus, from urbs, urb- 'city'.

单词	urban
释义	urban /ˈəːb(ə)n / adjective 1In, relating to, or characteristic of a town or city: the urban population... Dublin was the earliest of the Irish towns to take on urban characteristics. The growth of large civilisations has meant that large cities and urban areas have been built in many parts of the world. Apart from such forest types one can see this tree in urban and suburban areas close to the city, he adds. Synonyms built-up, town, city, inner-city, densely populated, townified, citified, metropolitan, suburban, non-rural; municipal, civic, borough informal towny, townish rare oppidan 2 (also urban contemporary) Denoting or relating to popular dance music of black origin: hip-hop’s traditionally urban vibe... They are also more tuned in to radio, listening some 22.6 hours per week, and often turn their dials to black gospel and urban contemporary stations. As a solo performer from the 1970s onwards, he's been one of the staples of urban contemporary music. For instance, if someone is listening to an urban contemporary station, the candidate advertisements should reflect the same format and use similar types of music. Origin Early 17th century: from Latin urbanus, from urbs, urb- 'city'. Rhymes Durban, exurban, suburban, turban
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