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Definition of urbanize in English: urbanize(British urbanise) verb ˈəːb(ə)nʌɪzˈərbəˌnaɪz Make or become urban in character. 使城市化，使都市化 with object once an agrarian society, the island has recently been urbanized 曾是农耕社会的小岛，如今已经城市化了。 Example sentencesExamples - Since the treaty was signed in 1840 and purchases were made until recently, and since Maori have become urbanized, the legitimacy of land claims is complex.
- Hospitals, schools, power facilities, water and sewage services, trash collection and every other section of infrastructure required to sustain life in a highly urbanized society have been affected.
- Now we are a largely urbanised society, and the country roots of most people have been severed.
- They include tribes on the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan, although the community has become increasingly urbanized in recent years.
- People can't be occupied so easily once they are urbanized, industrialized, literate, connected by modern communications, and politically aware.
- We expect to find that social well-being declines as an area becomes more urbanized.
- The country is heavily urbanized, and urban areas have extremely high population densities.
- Venezuela is one of the most urbanised societies in Latin America.
- At current rates of sprawl, 25 percent of the nation's coastal watersheds will be urbanized by 2025.
- Finland is a recently urbanised society - Finland used to be predominantly rural until the late 1940s when it became more industrial.
- A strange comment from the Prime Minister of one of the most urbanised societies on earth.
- More accurately, the dichotomy is between societies which are urbanised and industrialised, and those which derive their livelihoods primarily from the land.
- The physical environment is characterized by a chain of mountains (the Jura), a densely urbanized plateau, and the Alps range, which forms a barrier to the south.
- He did not initially have that much support among the tribal, recently urbanized populations of the middle to lower Euphrates, such as Kut and Amara.
- In a largely urbanized society, the countryside retained a fierce (perhaps exaggerated) sense of its own needs and identity.
- Japan has been characterized as an affluent and highly mobile and urbanized society, which also appears to be safe and secure.
- More than one half of Western Europe is already urbanized and there is massive urbanizing elsewhere, particularly in the developing countries.
- In an already highly urbanised society this doesn't make sense.
- Even though Africa is still predominantly rural, with only about a third of the population living in urban areas, it is urbanizing faster than any other part of the world.
- Funny how one of the most urbanised societies on earth clings to its foundation myths.
Definition of urbanize in US English: urbanize(British urbanise) verbˈərbəˌnīzˈərbəˌnaɪz Make or become urban in character. 使城市化，使都市化 with object once an agrarian society, the island has recently been urbanized 曾是农耕社会的小岛，如今已经城市化了。 Example sentencesExamples - The country is heavily urbanized, and urban areas have extremely high population densities.
- Venezuela is one of the most urbanised societies in Latin America.
- Hospitals, schools, power facilities, water and sewage services, trash collection and every other section of infrastructure required to sustain life in a highly urbanized society have been affected.
- They include tribes on the border of Pakistan and Afghanistan, although the community has become increasingly urbanized in recent years.
- People can't be occupied so easily once they are urbanized, industrialized, literate, connected by modern communications, and politically aware.
- In a largely urbanized society, the countryside retained a fierce (perhaps exaggerated) sense of its own needs and identity.
- We expect to find that social well-being declines as an area becomes more urbanized.
- Japan has been characterized as an affluent and highly mobile and urbanized society, which also appears to be safe and secure.
- Since the treaty was signed in 1840 and purchases were made until recently, and since Maori have become urbanized, the legitimacy of land claims is complex.
- More than one half of Western Europe is already urbanized and there is massive urbanizing elsewhere, particularly in the developing countries.
- At current rates of sprawl, 25 percent of the nation's coastal watersheds will be urbanized by 2025.
- Even though Africa is still predominantly rural, with only about a third of the population living in urban areas, it is urbanizing faster than any other part of the world.
- Now we are a largely urbanised society, and the country roots of most people have been severed.
- The physical environment is characterized by a chain of mountains (the Jura), a densely urbanized plateau, and the Alps range, which forms a barrier to the south.
- Funny how one of the most urbanised societies on earth clings to its foundation myths.
- Finland is a recently urbanised society - Finland used to be predominantly rural until the late 1940s when it became more industrial.
- In an already highly urbanised society this doesn't make sense.
- More accurately, the dichotomy is between societies which are urbanised and industrialised, and those which derive their livelihoods primarily from the land.
- He did not initially have that much support among the tribal, recently urbanized populations of the middle to lower Euphrates, such as Kut and Amara.
- A strange comment from the Prime Minister of one of the most urbanised societies on earth.
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