Definition of megacity in English:

megacity

nounPlural megacitiesˈmɛɡəsɪtiˈmeɡəsədē

A very large city, typically one with a population of over ten million people.
Example sentencesExamples
- Even in the most sophisticated urbanized area of a megacity, every human being is utterly dependent on the generosity of nature.
- The 12 pension funds are the leftover from the formation of the megacity.
- The growing prevalence of megacities means that they are extremely important to marketers in all kinds of industries.
- Air pollution was once primarily the scourge of megacities like London, where coal smoke killed 4,000 people over one week in 1952.
- Like Tremblay, he promises to help municipalities wiped out by the megacity maintain their sense of community.
- The megacities become the main areas of population within America.
- I had planned to spend my first Saturday-night in the megacity up in my almost double bed watching something interesting in the telly.
- The speed by which some mega-cities are growing has slowed.
- Almost all of the mega-cities face major fresh water challenges.
- Besides, in the next 15 years, Bangalore is slated to be counted among the 20 megacities of the world.
- By 2015, there will be 33 mega-cities, 27 of them in the developing world.
- Hence, the two megacities in the Montreal region suffered devastating defeats.
- Prior to amalgamation, five of the six municipalities that would make up the megacity ran their own shelters.
- In all, 51 of 86 former municipalities in the merged megacities managed to obtain enough signatures.
- This is the ominous new era of doublespeak about land-use planning in the megacity.
- In March 2001, Toronto works staff gave five transfer stations around the megacity the green light to accept electronics in their collection duties.
- It has become a mega-city, without proper infrastructure or human resources.
- For the past 10 years, Shanghai officials have spent billions on what rightly is a contender for the first mega-city of the new millenium.
- In three decades covering the Middle East, I have watched it evolve from a largely rural society to a realm of teeming megacities.
- The United Nations coined the term megacity in the 1970s to describe metropolises with 10 million or more residents.

Rhymes

banditti, bitty, chitty, city, committee, ditty, gritty, intercity, kitty, nitty-gritty, Pitti, pity, pretty, slitty, smriti, spitty, vittae, witty

Definition of megacity in US English:

megacity

nounˈmeɡəsədē

A very large city, typically one with a population of over ten million people.
Example sentencesExamples
- The megacities become the main areas of population within America.
- Even in the most sophisticated urbanized area of a megacity, every human being is utterly dependent on the generosity of nature.
- Prior to amalgamation, five of the six municipalities that would make up the megacity ran their own shelters.
- The speed by which some mega-cities are growing has slowed.
- For the past 10 years, Shanghai officials have spent billions on what rightly is a contender for the first mega-city of the new millenium.
- I had planned to spend my first Saturday-night in the megacity up in my almost double bed watching something interesting in the telly.
- Like Tremblay, he promises to help municipalities wiped out by the megacity maintain their sense of community.
- Almost all of the mega-cities face major fresh water challenges.
- It has become a mega-city, without proper infrastructure or human resources.
- The growing prevalence of megacities means that they are extremely important to marketers in all kinds of industries.
- Besides, in the next 15 years, Bangalore is slated to be counted among the 20 megacities of the world.
- By 2015, there will be 33 mega-cities, 27 of them in the developing world.
- In March 2001, Toronto works staff gave five transfer stations around the megacity the green light to accept electronics in their collection duties.
- The 12 pension funds are the leftover from the formation of the megacity.
- In all, 51 of 86 former municipalities in the merged megacities managed to obtain enough signatures.
- The United Nations coined the term megacity in the 1970s to describe metropolises with 10 million or more residents.
- This is the ominous new era of doublespeak about land-use planning in the megacity.
- In three decades covering the Middle East, I have watched it evolve from a largely rural society to a realm of teeming megacities.
- Air pollution was once primarily the scourge of megacities like London, where coal smoke killed 4,000 people over one week in 1952.
- Hence, the two megacities in the Montreal region suffered devastating defeats.

单词	megacity
释义	Definition of megacity in English: megacity nounPlural megacitiesˈmɛɡəsɪtiˈmeɡəsədē A very large city, typically one with a population of over ten million people. Example sentencesExamples Even in the most sophisticated urbanized area of a megacity, every human being is utterly dependent on the generosity of nature. The 12 pension funds are the leftover from the formation of the megacity. The growing prevalence of megacities means that they are extremely important to marketers in all kinds of industries. Air pollution was once primarily the scourge of megacities like London, where coal smoke killed 4,000 people over one week in 1952. Like Tremblay, he promises to help municipalities wiped out by the megacity maintain their sense of community. The megacities become the main areas of population within America. I had planned to spend my first Saturday-night in the megacity up in my almost double bed watching something interesting in the telly. The speed by which some mega-cities are growing has slowed. Almost all of the mega-cities face major fresh water challenges. Besides, in the next 15 years, Bangalore is slated to be counted among the 20 megacities of the world. By 2015, there will be 33 mega-cities, 27 of them in the developing world. Hence, the two megacities in the Montreal region suffered devastating defeats. Prior to amalgamation, five of the six municipalities that would make up the megacity ran their own shelters. In all, 51 of 86 former municipalities in the merged megacities managed to obtain enough signatures. This is the ominous new era of doublespeak about land-use planning in the megacity. In March 2001, Toronto works staff gave five transfer stations around the megacity the green light to accept electronics in their collection duties. It has become a mega-city, without proper infrastructure or human resources. For the past 10 years, Shanghai officials have spent billions on what rightly is a contender for the first mega-city of the new millenium. In three decades covering the Middle East, I have watched it evolve from a largely rural society to a realm of teeming megacities. The United Nations coined the term megacity in the 1970s to describe metropolises with 10 million or more residents. Rhymes banditti, bitty, chitty, city, committee, ditty, gritty, intercity, kitty, nitty-gritty, Pitti, pity, pretty, slitty, smriti, spitty, vittae, witty Definition of megacity in US English: megacity nounˈmeɡəsədē A very large city, typically one with a population of over ten million people. Example sentencesExamples The megacities become the main areas of population within America. Even in the most sophisticated urbanized area of a megacity, every human being is utterly dependent on the generosity of nature. Prior to amalgamation, five of the six municipalities that would make up the megacity ran their own shelters. The speed by which some mega-cities are growing has slowed. For the past 10 years, Shanghai officials have spent billions on what rightly is a contender for the first mega-city of the new millenium. I had planned to spend my first Saturday-night in the megacity up in my almost double bed watching something interesting in the telly. Like Tremblay, he promises to help municipalities wiped out by the megacity maintain their sense of community. Almost all of the mega-cities face major fresh water challenges. It has become a mega-city, without proper infrastructure or human resources. The growing prevalence of megacities means that they are extremely important to marketers in all kinds of industries. Besides, in the next 15 years, Bangalore is slated to be counted among the 20 megacities of the world. By 2015, there will be 33 mega-cities, 27 of them in the developing world. In March 2001, Toronto works staff gave five transfer stations around the megacity the green light to accept electronics in their collection duties. The 12 pension funds are the leftover from the formation of the megacity. In all, 51 of 86 former municipalities in the merged megacities managed to obtain enough signatures. The United Nations coined the term megacity in the 1970s to describe metropolises with 10 million or more residents. This is the ominous new era of doublespeak about land-use planning in the megacity. In three decades covering the Middle East, I have watched it evolve from a largely rural society to a realm of teeming megacities. Air pollution was once primarily the scourge of megacities like London, where coal smoke killed 4,000 people over one week in 1952. Hence, the two megacities in the Montreal region suffered devastating defeats.
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