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Meanings of suburb in English

Russian
пригород
Portuguese
subúrbio
Spanish
suburbiales
Catalan
rabad

Residential or mixed use area, either existing as part of a city or urban area or as a separate area.

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пригород
Usage of suburb in English
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They said they had been investigating other similar cases in the suburb.
Radio NZ
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Question: I grew up in living in a relatively middle-class city suburb.
The Irish Times
3
Police said Crawford was known to visit the Napier suburb of Maraenui.
Radio NZ
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But at least the tracks the suburb left were easy to follow.
Mortal Engines
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That came after a suspected Israeli drone attack in a Beirut suburb.
Reuters
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The incident took place in the Cape Town suburb on Monday morning.
The South African
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It is far from the stereotypical image of a run-down city suburb.
Reuters
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This is the latest gang-related incident in the suburb in recent months.
Radio NZ
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Topics included: Māori occupation of Berhampore and development of the suburb 1840-present.
Radio NZ
10
He stopped in one of the first houses of the Dorogomilow suburb.
History of the Expedition to Russia / Undertaken by the Emperor ...
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The proposal attracted considerable local opposition from residents of the leafy suburb.
The Irish Times
12
Shaw had held the position in the St. Louis suburb since 2007.
Reuters
13
The suburb of Linden is also home to many small service-oriented businesses.
The South African
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The house is situated in the suburb of Vienna known as Gumpendorf.
Haydn
15
This was once a nice house in a nice suburb of Detroit.
Bird Box
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Police have now established two crime scenes in the suburb of Kingston.
News.com.au
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