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Traduzione e analisi delle parole tramite l'intelligenza artificiale ChatGPT

In questa pagina puoi ottenere un'analisi dettagliata di una parola o frase, prodotta utilizzando la migliore tecnologia di intelligenza artificiale fino ad oggi:

  • come viene usata la parola
  • frequenza di utilizzo
  • è usato più spesso nel discorso orale o scritto
  • opzioni di traduzione delle parole
  • esempi di utilizzo (varie frasi con traduzione)
  • etimologia

Cosa (chi) è outskirt$520096$ - definizione


suburbia         
  • [[Bangsar]], a suburb outside of downtown [[Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia]]
  • Apartments in suburban [[Beijing]], China
  • Canadian]] suburbs often feature high density nodes, as seen in [[Burnaby]], British Columbia
  • Mid-rise [[social housing]] in [[Clichy-sous-Bois]], a [[banlieue]] of [[Paris]]
  • Suburban [[Dallas]], Texas, seen in the foreground
  • Ireland]].
  • Husby]],[[Kista]], and [[Akalla]] are built according to the typical [[city planning]] of the [[Million Programme]]
  • Big box]] [[shopping centers]] in suburban [[New Orleans]], Louisiana
  • Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania]], an inner-ring suburb of [[Philadelphia]].
  • 1870}}
  • alt= A painting of a half-timbered house set behind a drive and flower garden. Below the painting the title "METRO-LAND" is in capitals and in smaller text is the price of twopence.
  • Higher-density development in [[Mississauga]] as seen from Toronto's [[Pearson Airport]]
  • Langley, British Columbia]]
  • [[Männistö]], a suburban neighborhood in [[Kuopio]], Finland
  • Suburban [[Santa Fe, New Mexico]]
  • View of housing development in [[Richfield, Minnesota]], in 1954
  • Uttara]], a suburb of [[Dhaka]], Bangladesh
  • culs-de-sac]] are hallmarks of suburban planning.
  • western suburbs]]
  • Suburban housing in the regional city of [[Griffith, New South Wales]]
  • Cologne]], Germany
HUMAN SETTLEMENT THAT IS PART OF/OR NEAR TO A LARGER CITY OR TOWN
Suburbia; Suburbs; Suburban; Suburban area; Sub Urban; Suburbria; Sub-Urban; Residential suburb; Suburbanite; Low density housing; Sub-urbanism; Drivable sub-urbanism; Drivable suburbanism; Suburbanism; History of suburbs; Suburban town; Sub-urban; Suburban United States; Surburbia; Burb; Suburbian
¦ noun the suburbs viewed collectively.
suburbs         
  • [[Bangsar]], a suburb outside of downtown [[Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia]]
  • Apartments in suburban [[Beijing]], China
  • Canadian]] suburbs often feature high density nodes, as seen in [[Burnaby]], British Columbia
  • Mid-rise [[social housing]] in [[Clichy-sous-Bois]], a [[banlieue]] of [[Paris]]
  • Suburban [[Dallas]], Texas, seen in the foreground
  • Ireland]].
  • Husby]],[[Kista]], and [[Akalla]] are built according to the typical [[city planning]] of the [[Million Programme]]
  • Big box]] [[shopping centers]] in suburban [[New Orleans]], Louisiana
  • Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania]], an inner-ring suburb of [[Philadelphia]].
  • 1870}}
  • alt= A painting of a half-timbered house set behind a drive and flower garden. Below the painting the title "METRO-LAND" is in capitals and in smaller text is the price of twopence.
  • Higher-density development in [[Mississauga]] as seen from Toronto's [[Pearson Airport]]
  • Langley, British Columbia]]
  • [[Männistö]], a suburban neighborhood in [[Kuopio]], Finland
  • Suburban [[Santa Fe, New Mexico]]
  • View of housing development in [[Richfield, Minnesota]], in 1954
  • Uttara]], a suburb of [[Dhaka]], Bangladesh
  • culs-de-sac]] are hallmarks of suburban planning.
  • western suburbs]]
  • Suburban housing in the regional city of [[Griffith, New South Wales]]
  • Cologne]], Germany
HUMAN SETTLEMENT THAT IS PART OF/OR NEAR TO A LARGER CITY OR TOWN
Suburbia; Suburbs; Suburban; Suburban area; Sub Urban; Suburbria; Sub-Urban; Residential suburb; Suburbanite; Low density housing; Sub-urbanism; Drivable sub-urbanism; Drivable suburbanism; Suburbanism; History of suburbs; Suburban town; Sub-urban; Suburban United States; Surburbia; Burb; Suburbian
n. pl.
Environs, outskirts, purlieus, neighborhood, vicinage, border, limit, confines, faubourg.
suburb         
  • [[Bangsar]], a suburb outside of downtown [[Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia]]
  • Apartments in suburban [[Beijing]], China
  • Canadian]] suburbs often feature high density nodes, as seen in [[Burnaby]], British Columbia
  • Mid-rise [[social housing]] in [[Clichy-sous-Bois]], a [[banlieue]] of [[Paris]]
  • Suburban [[Dallas]], Texas, seen in the foreground
  • Ireland]].
  • Husby]],[[Kista]], and [[Akalla]] are built according to the typical [[city planning]] of the [[Million Programme]]
  • Big box]] [[shopping centers]] in suburban [[New Orleans]], Louisiana
  • Upper Darby Township, Pennsylvania]], an inner-ring suburb of [[Philadelphia]].
  • 1870}}
  • alt= A painting of a half-timbered house set behind a drive and flower garden. Below the painting the title "METRO-LAND" is in capitals and in smaller text is the price of twopence.
  • Higher-density development in [[Mississauga]] as seen from Toronto's [[Pearson Airport]]
  • Langley, British Columbia]]
  • [[Männistö]], a suburban neighborhood in [[Kuopio]], Finland
  • Suburban [[Santa Fe, New Mexico]]
  • View of housing development in [[Richfield, Minnesota]], in 1954
  • Uttara]], a suburb of [[Dhaka]], Bangladesh
  • culs-de-sac]] are hallmarks of suburban planning.
  • western suburbs]]
  • Suburban housing in the regional city of [[Griffith, New South Wales]]
  • Cologne]], Germany
HUMAN SETTLEMENT THAT IS PART OF/OR NEAR TO A LARGER CITY OR TOWN
Suburbia; Suburbs; Suburban; Suburban area; Sub Urban; Suburbria; Sub-Urban; Residential suburb; Suburbanite; Low density housing; Sub-urbanism; Drivable sub-urbanism; Drivable suburbanism; Suburbanism; History of suburbs; Suburban town; Sub-urban; Suburban United States; Surburbia; Burb; Suburbian
¦ noun an outlying district of a city, especially a residential one.
Origin
ME: from OFr. suburbe or L. suburbium, from sub- 'near to' + urbs, urb- 'city'.