urbanise [ˈɜ:bənaɪz, америк. ˈɜ:r-] ГЛ. перех. брит., австрал.
- urbanise
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| I | urbanise |
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| you | urbanise |
| he/she/it | urbanises |
| we | urbanise |
| you | urbanise |
| they | urbanise |
| I | urbanised |
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| you | urbanised |
| he/she/it | urbanised |
| we | urbanised |
| you | urbanised |
| they | urbanised |
| I | have | urbanised |
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| you | have | urbanised |
| he/she/it | has | urbanised |
| we | have | urbanised |
| you | have | urbanised |
| they | have | urbanised |
| I | had | urbanised |
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| you | had | urbanised |
| he/she/it | had | urbanised |
| we | had | urbanised |
| you | had | urbanised |
| they | had | urbanised |
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History shows poorer countries that industrialise and urbanise often follow that up with a meaningful rise in consumer wealth.
www.afr.com The faster we urbanise, the faster we consume...
www.ft.com The street is highly urbanised with plenty of stores and coffee shops.
en.wikipedia.org This in turn proved too small as the area urbanised in the 19th century.
en.wikipedia.org Because the surrounding area became substantially urbanised in the interwar period, the water was treated with ozone from 1937 to disinfect it.
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