suburbanization
suburbanization — 名詞
1. the process by which people, businesses, and everyday activities move from a cit
郊區化
人口與產業向郊區擴散的過程
the process by which people, businesses, and everyday activities move from a city centre out to the surrounding suburbs, changing where and how communities live
Liang's thesis explored suburbanization in Taipei, where families sought larger homes outside the centre.
Liang 的論文探討臺北的郊區化,許多家庭為了更大的居住空間而遷往市中心外圍。
The suburbanization of Pune turned farmland into housing estates within a single decade.
浦那的郊區化在短短十年內就將農地變成了住宅社區。
collocation: suburbanization of [place]
Apinya mapped suburbanization patterns across Bangkok using satellite images from 1990 to 2020.
Apinya 利用 1990 年至 2020 年的衛星影像,繪製了曼谷的郊區化模式。
collocation: suburbanization patterns
Rapid suburbanization outside Lagos forced workers to endure two-hour commutes each morning.
拉哥斯外圍地區的快速郊區化,迫使上班族每天早晨得花兩小時通勤。
collocation: rapid suburbanization
Urban planners in Warsaw studied how suburbanization affected public transport and local schools.
華沙的城市規劃人員研究了郊區化對公共交通和當地學校的影響。
- rapid suburbanization
- post-war suburbanization
- suburbanization of [city or region]
- suburbanization process
- suburbanization trend
- suburban sprawl
emphasises the physical spread of low-density housing across land
- urban sprawl
broader term covering all unplanned city expansion, not only into suburbs
- decentralization
wider in scope — can refer to any shift of power or activity away from a centre
- urbanization
movement of people into cities rather than out of them
- densification
increasing population density within existing city boundaries
用法筆記
This noun is uncountable and refers to a broad social and geographic trend rather than a single event. It appears most often in academic writing about urban planning, geography, or sociology.
常見錯誤
同根字
- suburb名詞B1
- suburban形容詞B2
- suburbanize動詞C2
- suburbanite名詞C2