Definition of urbanism in English:

urbanism

noun ˈəːb(ə)nɪz(ə)mˈərbəˌnɪzəm

mass noun

1The way of life characteristic of cities and towns.
a lot of their songs are about cities and urbanism
Example sentencesExamples
- Late 19th-century Mexican urbanism was still struggling with its Conquest-era foundations.
- What a sad misuse of her central work that it becomes the mantra for a whole lot of sentimental, claustrophobic, fake urbanism.
- In its gentle, humane urbanism, this historic city still offers lessons for the future.
- As segregation intensified, so did black political power, formed in the very institutions that exemplified the racist ideology built into 20th-century urbanism.
- The graffiti in his films suggest a basic urbanism.
1. 1.1 The development and planning of cities and towns.
  his interests include issues related to architectural design and urbanism
  Example sentencesExamples
  Far from being a designer frill, the courtyard is a 'building block' of coherent urbanism for an entire urban district.
  It traces developments of provocative networks and typologies for regional planning and new urbanism.
  This residential complex with distinctive stacking blocks has widely influenced thinking about urbanism and building systems.
  They explained German approaches to 'landscape urbanism', which is landscape design in large and dense urban agglomerations.
  The master plan is an urbanism driven by architects and not developers.

Definition of urbanism in US English:

urbanism

nounˈərbəˌnɪzəmˈərbəˌnizəm

1The way of life characteristic of cities and towns.
a lot of their songs are about cities and urbanism
Example sentencesExamples
- The graffiti in his films suggest a basic urbanism.
- As segregation intensified, so did black political power, formed in the very institutions that exemplified the racist ideology built into 20th-century urbanism.
- What a sad misuse of her central work that it becomes the mantra for a whole lot of sentimental, claustrophobic, fake urbanism.
- In its gentle, humane urbanism, this historic city still offers lessons for the future.
- Late 19th-century Mexican urbanism was still struggling with its Conquest-era foundations.
1. 1.1 The development and planning of cities and towns.
  his interests include issues related to architectural design and urbanism
  Example sentencesExamples
  This residential complex with distinctive stacking blocks has widely influenced thinking about urbanism and building systems.
  The master plan is an urbanism driven by architects and not developers.
  It traces developments of provocative networks and typologies for regional planning and new urbanism.
  Far from being a designer frill, the courtyard is a 'building block' of coherent urbanism for an entire urban district.
  They explained German approaches to 'landscape urbanism', which is landscape design in large and dense urban agglomerations.

单词	urbanism
释义	Definition of urbanism in English: urbanism noun ˈəːb(ə)nɪz(ə)mˈərbəˌnɪzəm mass noun 1The way of life characteristic of cities and towns. a lot of their songs are about cities and urbanism Example sentencesExamples Late 19th-century Mexican urbanism was still struggling with its Conquest-era foundations. What a sad misuse of her central work that it becomes the mantra for a whole lot of sentimental, claustrophobic, fake urbanism. In its gentle, humane urbanism, this historic city still offers lessons for the future. As segregation intensified, so did black political power, formed in the very institutions that exemplified the racist ideology built into 20th-century urbanism. The graffiti in his films suggest a basic urbanism. 1.1 The development and planning of cities and towns. his interests include issues related to architectural design and urbanism Example sentencesExamples Far from being a designer frill, the courtyard is a 'building block' of coherent urbanism for an entire urban district. It traces developments of provocative networks and typologies for regional planning and new urbanism. This residential complex with distinctive stacking blocks has widely influenced thinking about urbanism and building systems. They explained German approaches to 'landscape urbanism', which is landscape design in large and dense urban agglomerations. The master plan is an urbanism driven by architects and not developers. Definition of urbanism in US English: urbanism nounˈərbəˌnɪzəmˈərbəˌnizəm 1The way of life characteristic of cities and towns. a lot of their songs are about cities and urbanism Example sentencesExamples The graffiti in his films suggest a basic urbanism. As segregation intensified, so did black political power, formed in the very institutions that exemplified the racist ideology built into 20th-century urbanism. What a sad misuse of her central work that it becomes the mantra for a whole lot of sentimental, claustrophobic, fake urbanism. In its gentle, humane urbanism, this historic city still offers lessons for the future. Late 19th-century Mexican urbanism was still struggling with its Conquest-era foundations. 1.1 The development and planning of cities and towns. his interests include issues related to architectural design and urbanism Example sentencesExamples This residential complex with distinctive stacking blocks has widely influenced thinking about urbanism and building systems. The master plan is an urbanism driven by architects and not developers. It traces developments of provocative networks and typologies for regional planning and new urbanism. Far from being a designer frill, the courtyard is a 'building block' of coherent urbanism for an entire urban district. They explained German approaches to 'landscape urbanism', which is landscape design in large and dense urban agglomerations.
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