Definition of metroplex in English:

metroplex

noun ˈmɛtrəʊplɛksˈmetrəˌpleks

North American

A very large metropolitan area, especially one which is an aggregation of two or more cities.
（尤指由两个或更多城市组成的）极大都会区
the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex
Example sentencesExamples
- His territory includes the northern and eastern parts of Texas and the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex.
- During the summertime, ozone blights much of the metroplex.
- We look forward to displaying the logo widely throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and to our international outlets.
- That confrontation came on November 8, when a man stole a semi truck loaded with lumber in a suburb of Dallas and then led police on a three-hour chase throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex.
- Here in Texas, Wal-Mart is receiving 21 tagged products from eight suppliers at Distribution Center 6086 in Sanger and distributing to stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
- No one was thrilled to see all those chemicals going up into the already questionable air we breathe here in the metroplex.
- Cost of living is very reasonable here and we have all of the advantages of being near a metroplex in Dallas.
- Some have called these amorphous implosions ‘Outer Cities’ or ‘Edge Cities’; others dub them technopoles, technoburbs, silicon landscapes, postsuburbia, metroplex.
- He usually goes and drives around all over the metroplex, bored, in his pickup truck, looking for a shop to browse, a keeper to wave money at and then probably not buy anything.
- Imagine turning down the focus dial in this sprawling metroplex to a five by six patch of dirt in front of a real estate office. All day people go in and out that front door on their way to buy and sell land, homes, and businesses.
- A new tornado watch has just been issued right here, covering the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, southward down to just west of Houston, includes the Austin-San Antonio area.
- Then, his creative batteries recharged, he returns to his red convertible, his teaching, and the sunny, sprawling Southern California metroplex he's inhabited for the last four decades.
- This school is in the Los Angeles basin, the epicenter of Southern Californian car culture, the etymological origin of the term ‘smog,’ and a metroplex that arm-wrestles Houston every year for the crown of the most polluted city in the USA.
- Not long, I'll bet, when it becomes apparent that the metroplex has not been brought back into compliance by these measures.
- But money and land have always talked loudly in racing, and in the expansively named Grand Prairie, in the centre of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex where Lone Star Park was built, there is plenty of both.
- In the United States the whole of the Central Belt would be instantly seen for what it is - a metroplex - a single urban organism, a single labour market.
- But there's so much life tied to that compact space, so much to observe and absorb in those 200 yards, I often come away feeling as if I've taken a drive in the country rather than idled along a cable fence in the middle of a thriving metroplex.
- My concern is that neither one brings in sizable audiences often - they have traffic, but nothing like a metroplex.

Origin

1960s: blend of metropolitan and complex.

Definition of metroplex in US English:

metroplex

nounˈmetrəˌpleks

North American

A very large metropolitan area, especially one which is an aggregation of two or more cities.
（尤指由两个或更多城市组成的）极大都会区
the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex
Example sentencesExamples
- My concern is that neither one brings in sizable audiences often - they have traffic, but nothing like a metroplex.
- We look forward to displaying the logo widely throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and to our international outlets.
- Cost of living is very reasonable here and we have all of the advantages of being near a metroplex in Dallas.
- But there's so much life tied to that compact space, so much to observe and absorb in those 200 yards, I often come away feeling as if I've taken a drive in the country rather than idled along a cable fence in the middle of a thriving metroplex.
- In the United States the whole of the Central Belt would be instantly seen for what it is - a metroplex - a single urban organism, a single labour market.
- No one was thrilled to see all those chemicals going up into the already questionable air we breathe here in the metroplex.
- He usually goes and drives around all over the metroplex, bored, in his pickup truck, looking for a shop to browse, a keeper to wave money at and then probably not buy anything.
- A new tornado watch has just been issued right here, covering the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, southward down to just west of Houston, includes the Austin-San Antonio area.
- Here in Texas, Wal-Mart is receiving 21 tagged products from eight suppliers at Distribution Center 6086 in Sanger and distributing to stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.
- But money and land have always talked loudly in racing, and in the expansively named Grand Prairie, in the centre of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex where Lone Star Park was built, there is plenty of both.
- This school is in the Los Angeles basin, the epicenter of Southern Californian car culture, the etymological origin of the term ‘smog,’ and a metroplex that arm-wrestles Houston every year for the crown of the most polluted city in the USA.
- Not long, I'll bet, when it becomes apparent that the metroplex has not been brought back into compliance by these measures.
- During the summertime, ozone blights much of the metroplex.
- Then, his creative batteries recharged, he returns to his red convertible, his teaching, and the sunny, sprawling Southern California metroplex he's inhabited for the last four decades.
- Imagine turning down the focus dial in this sprawling metroplex to a five by six patch of dirt in front of a real estate office. All day people go in and out that front door on their way to buy and sell land, homes, and businesses.
- That confrontation came on November 8, when a man stole a semi truck loaded with lumber in a suburb of Dallas and then led police on a three-hour chase throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex.
- His territory includes the northern and eastern parts of Texas and the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex.
- Some have called these amorphous implosions ‘Outer Cities’ or ‘Edge Cities’; others dub them technopoles, technoburbs, silicon landscapes, postsuburbia, metroplex.

Origin

1960s: blend of metropolitan and complex.

单词	metroplex
释义	Definition of metroplex in English: metroplex noun ˈmɛtrəʊplɛksˈmetrəˌpleks North American A very large metropolitan area, especially one which is an aggregation of two or more cities. （尤指由两个或更多城市组成的）极大都会区 the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex Example sentencesExamples His territory includes the northern and eastern parts of Texas and the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex. During the summertime, ozone blights much of the metroplex. We look forward to displaying the logo widely throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and to our international outlets. That confrontation came on November 8, when a man stole a semi truck loaded with lumber in a suburb of Dallas and then led police on a three-hour chase throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. Here in Texas, Wal-Mart is receiving 21 tagged products from eight suppliers at Distribution Center 6086 in Sanger and distributing to stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. No one was thrilled to see all those chemicals going up into the already questionable air we breathe here in the metroplex. Cost of living is very reasonable here and we have all of the advantages of being near a metroplex in Dallas. Some have called these amorphous implosions ‘Outer Cities’ or ‘Edge Cities’; others dub them technopoles, technoburbs, silicon landscapes, postsuburbia, metroplex. He usually goes and drives around all over the metroplex, bored, in his pickup truck, looking for a shop to browse, a keeper to wave money at and then probably not buy anything. Imagine turning down the focus dial in this sprawling metroplex to a five by six patch of dirt in front of a real estate office. All day people go in and out that front door on their way to buy and sell land, homes, and businesses. A new tornado watch has just been issued right here, covering the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, southward down to just west of Houston, includes the Austin-San Antonio area. Then, his creative batteries recharged, he returns to his red convertible, his teaching, and the sunny, sprawling Southern California metroplex he's inhabited for the last four decades. This school is in the Los Angeles basin, the epicenter of Southern Californian car culture, the etymological origin of the term ‘smog,’ and a metroplex that arm-wrestles Houston every year for the crown of the most polluted city in the USA. Not long, I'll bet, when it becomes apparent that the metroplex has not been brought back into compliance by these measures. But money and land have always talked loudly in racing, and in the expansively named Grand Prairie, in the centre of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex where Lone Star Park was built, there is plenty of both. In the United States the whole of the Central Belt would be instantly seen for what it is - a metroplex - a single urban organism, a single labour market. But there's so much life tied to that compact space, so much to observe and absorb in those 200 yards, I often come away feeling as if I've taken a drive in the country rather than idled along a cable fence in the middle of a thriving metroplex. My concern is that neither one brings in sizable audiences often - they have traffic, but nothing like a metroplex. Origin 1960s: blend of metropolitan and complex. Definition of metroplex in US English: metroplex nounˈmetrəˌpleks North American A very large metropolitan area, especially one which is an aggregation of two or more cities. （尤指由两个或更多城市组成的）极大都会区 the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex Example sentencesExamples My concern is that neither one brings in sizable audiences often - they have traffic, but nothing like a metroplex. We look forward to displaying the logo widely throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex and to our international outlets. Cost of living is very reasonable here and we have all of the advantages of being near a metroplex in Dallas. But there's so much life tied to that compact space, so much to observe and absorb in those 200 yards, I often come away feeling as if I've taken a drive in the country rather than idled along a cable fence in the middle of a thriving metroplex. In the United States the whole of the Central Belt would be instantly seen for what it is - a metroplex - a single urban organism, a single labour market. No one was thrilled to see all those chemicals going up into the already questionable air we breathe here in the metroplex. He usually goes and drives around all over the metroplex, bored, in his pickup truck, looking for a shop to browse, a keeper to wave money at and then probably not buy anything. A new tornado watch has just been issued right here, covering the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, southward down to just west of Houston, includes the Austin-San Antonio area. Here in Texas, Wal-Mart is receiving 21 tagged products from eight suppliers at Distribution Center 6086 in Sanger and distributing to stores in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. But money and land have always talked loudly in racing, and in the expansively named Grand Prairie, in the centre of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex where Lone Star Park was built, there is plenty of both. This school is in the Los Angeles basin, the epicenter of Southern Californian car culture, the etymological origin of the term ‘smog,’ and a metroplex that arm-wrestles Houston every year for the crown of the most polluted city in the USA. Not long, I'll bet, when it becomes apparent that the metroplex has not been brought back into compliance by these measures. During the summertime, ozone blights much of the metroplex. Then, his creative batteries recharged, he returns to his red convertible, his teaching, and the sunny, sprawling Southern California metroplex he's inhabited for the last four decades. Imagine turning down the focus dial in this sprawling metroplex to a five by six patch of dirt in front of a real estate office. All day people go in and out that front door on their way to buy and sell land, homes, and businesses. That confrontation came on November 8, when a man stole a semi truck loaded with lumber in a suburb of Dallas and then led police on a three-hour chase throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. His territory includes the northern and eastern parts of Texas and the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex. Some have called these amorphous implosions ‘Outer Cities’ or ‘Edge Cities’; others dub them technopoles, technoburbs, silicon landscapes, postsuburbia, metroplex. Origin 1960s: blend of metropolitan and complex.
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