n.市郊化，郊区化（同 suburbanization）

The suburbanisation of the 1950s and 60s transformed America's urban landscape.
二十世纪五十年代和六十年代的郊区化彻底改变了美国的城市面貌。
In response to overcrowding in cities, many people are opting for suburbanisation and quieter lifestyles.
针对城市过度拥挤的情况，许多人选择郊区化及更为宁静的生活方式。
Suburbanisation has led to an increase in car dependency as new residents commute longer distances to work.
郊区化导致了汽车依赖性的增加，因为新居民通勤到工作地点的距离变得更远。
As families grew, they often moved out of the city centre in search of larger homes, contributing to suburbanisation.
随着家庭规模的扩大，他们经常搬离市中心去寻找更大的住所，从而促进了郊区化进程。
The rapid suburbanisation in China over the past two decades has significantly altered its demographic composition.
过去二十年里中国快速的郊区化进程已经极大地改变了其人口构成。
The government is implementing policies to encourage suburbanisation as a way to alleviate housing shortages in the capital.
政府正在实施政策以鼓励郊区化发展，以此缓解首都地区的住房短缺问题。
With the expansion of public transportation systems, suburbanisation has become more accessible to lower-income households.
随着公共交通系统的扩展，郊区化对于低收入家庭来说变得更加可负担得起。
Critics argue that suburbanisation contributes to environmental degradation by promoting sprawl and increased automobile usage.
批评者认为郊区化通过推动蔓延和增加汽车使用，加剧了环境恶化。
A key factor driving suburbanisation in Australia has been the availability of affordable land on the outskirts of major cities.
澳大利亚郊区化的一个关键驱动因素是主要城市边缘地区有可供购买的廉价土地。
As the trend towards suburbanisation continues, planners face the challenge of designing sustainable communities with access to amenities and green spaces.
随着郊区化的趋势持续，规划者面临着设计可持续发展的社区，使其能够接入各类设施并拥有绿地空间的挑战。