urbanites in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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urbanita

urbanite

urbanites in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for urbanites in the English»Spanish Dictionary

urbanite [ˈɜ:bænaɪt, Am ˈɜ:rbænaɪt] N fam

urbanite

persona f que vive en la ciudad

the urbanites

la gente de ciudad

urbanites Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

la gente de ciudad

the urbanites

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English

But something stirred in the purlieus of tricot: suddenly, knitting became not just the hobby of chic young urbanites, but an occupation with intellectual heft.

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Urbanites, he says, tend to imagine wildlife as an extrapolation of the pets on their couch whereas nature is a merciless, pitiless cauldron.

www.theecologist.org

Wellington is a very liveable and has amazing contrasts that can satisfy both urbanites and outdoor and nature lover just minutes apart.

www.stuff.co.nz

That niche, the premium shellfish niche, is expanding as new raw bars catering to well-heeled urbanites open around the country.

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You've probably heard the stories of huge butter mountains and wine lakes, and moneybags landowners living the high life thanks to subsidies from unwitting urbanites.

theconversation.com

Smoothly embedded in her rendering of soused, arty urbanites is a tableau of a sad-eyed woman and a man with a guitar.

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