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urban (URB un) and urbane (ur BANE) Plain old “urban” means “relating to a city,” but “urbane” describes an elegance and refinement of manner that is by no means possessed by all who live in a city. Both derive from the Latin word for “city.”
- Atlanta has recently been afflicted with “urban sprawl,” the unplanned spreading of heavy population growth to areas on the edge of the city, a development that gives rise to major traffic congestion.
- The fictitious James Bond fits many people’s definition of an urbane man: never at a loss, he always knows what to say, do, wear, drink.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
urban（URB un）和urbane（ur BANE）平原古“urban”的意思是“与城市有关”，但“urbane”描述的是一种优雅和精致的方式，并非所有生活在城市中的人都拥有。两者都源自拉丁语中“城市”的意思
- 亚特兰大最近受到了“城市蔓延”的困扰，即大规模人口增长无计划地蔓延到城市边缘地区，这一发展导致了严重的交通拥堵
- 虚构的詹姆斯·邦德符合许多人对彬彬有礼的男人的定义：从不不知所措，他总是知道该说什么、该做什么、该穿什么、该喝什么
