suburbia [səˈbɜːbɪə]
noun
zonas residenciales de las afueras de las ciudades the dominant image of home ownership remains that of a nuclear family living in a semi-detached dwelling in relatively affluent suburbia white-collar residents who live beyond suburbia in rustic towns but who frequently commute to city jobs when the baby-boom generation discovered that housing prices in suburbia had gone through the roof, they simply pushed farther out into the country when you live in suburbia, there are not many people out there who are against capital punishment ...images of bright summer mornings in leafy suburbia...images of bright summer mornings the dominant image of home ownership remains that of a nuclear family living in a semi-detached dwelling in relatively affluent suburbia white-collar residents who live beyond suburbia in rustic towns but who frequently commute to city jobs when the baby-boom generation discovered that housing prices in suburbia had gone through the roof, they simply pushed farther out into the country when you live in suburbia, there are not many people out there who are against capital punishment
