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单词 new town
释义
new town
noun[C]
uk
/ˈnjuː ˌtaʊn/us
/ˈnuː ˌtaʊn/
atownin the UK that did notdevelopgraduallybut wasplannedandcreatedby thegovernment:
（英国由政府规划建设的）新市镇
Milton Keynes is a newtownthat wasfoundedin 1967.米尔顿凯恩斯是1967年兴建的一座新市镇。
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(Definition ofnew townfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnew town

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To be selfcontained, industry would be an integral part of thenewtownand workplaces within walking distance of residential areas.
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On the other hand,newtownprivileges were also issued to some towns from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries.
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Thus, probably when he arrived in anewtown, he wrote a new version for a new audience.
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Then only is it possible to bring forward a re-created city, the archetype of which is thenewtown.
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The 1950s - that decade of the 'newtown' - had seen a transformation in architects' understanding of urban development.
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Almost by instinct, private housing brought an overtly political dimension tonewtownbuilding.
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Of course, private housing had its own rationale within the ambit ofnewtownplanning.
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This demographic move also means that better-off customers (state employees) were drawn away to thenewtown.
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The neutralization of some in-uential puritans and bitter divisions over the appointment of anewtownpreacher in 1593 dulled the zeal which had marked earlier experiments.
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Abdominal pain in six year olds : an epidemiological study in anewtown.
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Over the past five decades of the town construction, most state-run businesses in the old town were gradually either closed down or moved to thenewtown.
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Through these efforts thenewtownreformers succeeded in creating an attractive alternative to conventional suburbia which, it is argued, remains poorly designed for its new urban role.
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Thenewtownwas not entirely a collection of working-class housing estates, but the lack of a sizeable 'middle-class' population accentuated the need for some -exibility in its housing policy.
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There is a possibility of anewtown.
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Therefore, the establishment, or enlargement, of anewtownwill be an act of bureaucracy and not of democracy.
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