n.郊區(qū)居民
From the entrial triffic condition,I think we are reaching the suburbanite of the city. 2從整個(gè)交通情況來(lái)看，我想我們快到這個(gè)城市的郊區(qū)了。
Even if the film falters overall, Winslet's performance as an unhappy suburbanite should give her one of two nominations this year. 即使電影整體夠結(jié)巴的，但溫斯萊特詮釋出了一個(gè)不愉快的郊區(qū)居民，今年應(yīng)該給她一到兩個(gè)提名。
In old age she sometimes seemed just another rich white suburbanite, comfortably behind her security fence, sighing over her whisky and soda about “that president of ours”. 在晚年，她有時(shí)似乎只是一個(gè)富有的白人郊區(qū)居民，在她的安全圍墻后，舒適地品著威士忌和蘇打水，嘆息著“我們的那位總統(tǒng)”。
Affluence means moving to the suburbs, but the American suburbanite sees, if anything, less of the country than the city apartment dweller with his window boxes and his African violets carefully tended under lights. 生活優(yōu)裕意味著從城區(qū)遷往郊區(qū)，但如果說(shuō)兩者有什么不同的話(huà)，那就是美國(guó)郊區(qū)居民所欣賞到的田園景色反不如城區(qū)公寓居民多，因?yàn)楹笳哂写皺懟ㄏ洌姆侵拮狭_蘭在光線(xiàn)照耀下得到細(xì)心照料。
Ben is the pride of his wealthy Southern California suburbanite parents who have invited all of their friends rather than his to the party to celebrate his graduation from college. 本的父母住在南加州郊區(qū)，家境富裕。他們以?xún)鹤訛闃s，為了慶祝兒子大學(xué)畢業(yè)，請(qǐng)來(lái)了他們所有的朋友（而不是本的朋友）參加聚會(huì)。
