suburbanite in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for suburbanite in the English»French Dictionary

suburbanite [Brit səˈbəːbənʌɪt, Am səˈbərbəˌnaɪt] N often pej

suburbanite

banlieusard/-e m/f

suburbanite in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for suburbanite in the English»French Dictionary

suburbanite N

suburbanite

banlieusard(e) m (f)

Translations for suburbanite in the French»English Dictionary

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In the popular imagination, we tend to imagine yoga as a luxury activity primarily embraced by white suburbanites.

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Proponents say the ordinance is needed to prevent any squabbling among neighbors in places where suburbanites want to try their hand at chicken farming.

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Food trucks can also give car-bound suburbanites increased culinary choices.

torontoist.com

An avid reader, she's nearly done with her first comedic novel about dreadfully busy suburbanites.

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Prying the lawnmower out of the hands of suburbanites will not be an easy task.

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Suburbanites benefit from this redistribution because many work in and enjoy visiting city centers that would not be sustainable on their own tax revenues.

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Chains tend to develop a formula that works for their core market, which consists of middle-class, white suburbanites.

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He has a dinner party to prepare, something his younger self would no doubt consider a typically useless suburbanite thing to do.

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Suburbanites will disproportionately shoulder the costs of this socially engineered transformation, paying more in taxes and getting less back in infrastructure and public services.

www.startribune.com

Like any suburbanite who finds themselves coveting a neighbor's flashy new gizmo, we first need to understand what, exactly, that gizmo is.

arstechnica.com