gentrification in Russian
gentrification in Russian is джентрифика́ция — gentrification means the process by which a poorer urban area changes as wealthier residents and businesses move in, property prices rise and long-standing residents are gradually priced out.
gentrification in Russian
джентрифика́ция
Pronounced: dzhentrifikatsiya
(urban studies) The renewal and rebuilding that accompanies the influx of middle class or affluent people into deteriorating areas and often displaces earlier, usually poorer, residents; any example of such a process.
What does "gentrification" mean?
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noun The process by which a poorer urban area changes as wealthier residents and businesses move in, property prices rise and long-standing residents are gradually priced out.
"Twenty years of gentrification has turned the old dock area into flats and coffee shops."
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gentrification in a sentence
- Twenty years of gentrification has turned the old dock area into flats and coffee shops.
- Campaigners argue that the arts festival accelerated gentrification rather than helping locals.
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What is "gentrification" in Russian?
"gentrification" in Russian is джентрифика́ция. gentrification means: The process by which a poorer urban area changes as wealthier residents and businesses move in, property prices rise and long-standing residents are gradually priced out.
How do you pronounce джентрифика́ция?
"gentrification" in Russian is джентрифика́ция, pronounced "dzhentrifikatsiya".
How do you use "gentrification" in a sentence?
Example: "Twenty years of gentrification has turned the old dock area into flats and coffee shops." In Russian, "gentrification" is джентрифика́ция.
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