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Significados de urbanised en inglés

Made urban in nature; taking on urban characteristics.

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Uso de urbanised en inglés
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But in general that's just too much hassle in an urbanised society.
The Guardian
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Today, Latin America is the most urbanised part of the developing world.
The Guardian
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ΔTLF was only significant in more urbanised study areas where TLF was greatest.
Pubmed
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They alone passed into modern times without being urbanised and proletarianised.
The Irish Times
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The peasant could be urbanised, and who is to stop this from happening?
The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919
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At first I was quite sceptical, preferring instead a less urbanised oriental destination.
The Irish Times
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We have a highly urbanised population, disassociated from even basic agriculture. Furniture from Sweden.
News.com.au
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Behind this epidemiological front-line is a densely populated, urbanised planet.
News.com.au
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Latin America is ahead of the curve as the most urbanised continent in the world.
The Guardian
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One writes "urbanised" to express the distinctive gentleness of the period.
The War in the Air
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Robyn Patterson, self-sufficiency advocate and author Helping over-urbanised younger folk with Tips From Your Nana.
Radio NZ
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The study's findings are good news for food security as the planet's population becomes increasingly urbanised.
Reuters
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Sverdlovsk region is one of the most urbanised regions of Russia, with many towns and villages.
BBC
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Unitary authorities are usually made up of smaller towns and the less urbanised areas surrounding them.
BBC
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Remote deserts all over east Asia, the Middle East and parts of Africa are being urbanised.
The Guardian
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Besides the classical Mediterranean pattern, an urbanised pattern has emerged which is strongly influenced by globalisation.
Pubmed
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