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Definition of commuter belt in English: commuter beltnoun British The area surrounding a city from which a large number of people travel to work each day. 月票居民带（城市周围许多人每天出发上班的居住地区） Example sentencesExamples - This is part of the London commuter belt, and the station is among the busiest in the South-East.
- Proximity to rail links has gone hand in hand with the widening commuter belt and added value to properties in these areas.
- The housing provided by developers will be affordable in name only and will more than likely be located in the commuter belt or on the outskirts of cities such as Dublin.
- However, with Edinburgh less than 30 miles away along the A1 or 20 minutes by train, the town is very much in the capital's commuter belt, which seems to be extending ever further.
- He's moving out to the commuter belt around the Western Distributor Road, where rent is cheaper though quality of life is pretty much non-existent.
- Although the towns were designed to be self-sufficient, in most cases they merely widened the commuter belt into the cities, increasing road traffic and pollution.
- Although it is 54 miles from Dublin, Gorey is now at the southern-most edge of the capital's commuter belt, with the opening of the Arklow bypass making commuting into the city centre more feasible.
- Helen hears how the people who have lived their all of their lives have been affected by the huge influx of people and cars that the motorway has brought to what was once a very rural area, but has since become part of the London commuter belt.
- That's what is happening in both Edinburgh and Dublin, as skyrocketing property prices stretch the commuter belt into surrounding counties.
- At the same time, the commuter belt incorporates towns that are well established in their own right.
- The school's need for space grew in the past decade as the villages became part of the commuter belt.
- Newbury is a prosperous white-collar industrial town in London's commuter belt.
- The town would be considered as a definite part of the commuter belt and knock-on effects would change the area forever.
- At the time I lived in a pleasant town in London's commuter belt, with easy access to the countryside.
- But this really only applies in the London commuter belt, because it is not practical to travel to and from home in York for example.
- Most moved to counties surrounding the capital, a trend which reflects the widening of the commuter belt.
- Some of the jobs will locate within the Dublin commuter belt, meaning people will merely change their commuting patterns, not their residences.
- Road improvements have placed Gorey firmly in the commuter belt.
- Angry residents who claim their village is being turned into a commuter belt are fighting plans for more houses in the area.
- In a bid to curb the unsustainable growth of the capital and its commuter belt, housing is to be severely restricted outside of special development areas which are linked to public transport and infrastructure.
Synonyms outlying district, residential area, dormitory area, dormitory town, conurbation
Definition of commuter belt in US English: commuter beltnounkəˈmyo͞odər belt British The area surrounding a city from which a large number of people travel to work each day. 月票居民带（城市周围许多人每天出发上班的居住地区） Example sentencesExamples - Road improvements have placed Gorey firmly in the commuter belt.
- But this really only applies in the London commuter belt, because it is not practical to travel to and from home in York for example.
- Although the towns were designed to be self-sufficient, in most cases they merely widened the commuter belt into the cities, increasing road traffic and pollution.
- This is part of the London commuter belt, and the station is among the busiest in the South-East.
- Proximity to rail links has gone hand in hand with the widening commuter belt and added value to properties in these areas.
- At the time I lived in a pleasant town in London's commuter belt, with easy access to the countryside.
- Helen hears how the people who have lived their all of their lives have been affected by the huge influx of people and cars that the motorway has brought to what was once a very rural area, but has since become part of the London commuter belt.
- The school's need for space grew in the past decade as the villages became part of the commuter belt.
- However, with Edinburgh less than 30 miles away along the A1 or 20 minutes by train, the town is very much in the capital's commuter belt, which seems to be extending ever further.
- Although it is 54 miles from Dublin, Gorey is now at the southern-most edge of the capital's commuter belt, with the opening of the Arklow bypass making commuting into the city centre more feasible.
- In a bid to curb the unsustainable growth of the capital and its commuter belt, housing is to be severely restricted outside of special development areas which are linked to public transport and infrastructure.
- Most moved to counties surrounding the capital, a trend which reflects the widening of the commuter belt.
- The town would be considered as a definite part of the commuter belt and knock-on effects would change the area forever.
- Some of the jobs will locate within the Dublin commuter belt, meaning people will merely change their commuting patterns, not their residences.
- The housing provided by developers will be affordable in name only and will more than likely be located in the commuter belt or on the outskirts of cities such as Dublin.
- At the same time, the commuter belt incorporates towns that are well established in their own right.
- Angry residents who claim their village is being turned into a commuter belt are fighting plans for more houses in the area.
- That's what is happening in both Edinburgh and Dublin, as skyrocketing property prices stretch the commuter belt into surrounding counties.
- Newbury is a prosperous white-collar industrial town in London's commuter belt.
- He's moving out to the commuter belt around the Western Distributor Road, where rent is cheaper though quality of life is pretty much non-existent.
Synonyms outlying district, residential area, dormitory area, dormitory town, conurbation
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