Englisch - Türkisch
Definition von rural im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
- köy hayatına ait
- (Ticaret) bölgesel
- çiftçilikle ilgili
- kırsal
Hiç kırsal alanda yaşadın mı?
-Have you ever lived in a rural area?
Kırsal yaşam beni çok fazla cezbediyor.
-Rural life appeals to me very much.
- ruralist köy veya kır hayatı yaşayan kimse
- {s} kırsal, köye ait
- {s} çiftçilik ile ilgili
- {s} köy yaşamına ait
- {s} tarımsal
- zirai
- kır hayatını tavsiye eden kimse
- {s} köy
Kırsal göçü Almanya'nın bu bölgesindeki bütün köylerin nüfusunu azalttı.
-The rural exodus depopulated entire villages in this region of Germany.
Japon kırsal köylerinin çok değiştiği söylenir.
-It is said that Japanese rural villages had changed a lot.
- köyişleri
- rural areas
- kırsal bölgeler
- rural development
- (İnşaat) kırsal gelişme
- rural poor
- kırsal yoksulluk
- rural population
- kırsal topluluk
- rural schools
- köy okulları
- rural settlement
- kırsal yerleşim
- rural sociology
- kırsal sosyoloji
- rural sociology
- köy sosyolojisi
- rural tourism
- (Turizm) kırsal turizm
- rural area
- kırsal kesim
Şehirlerin nüfus yoğunluğu kırsal kesimlerden daha fazla.
-Cities are more densely populated than rural areas.
- rural area
- kırsal alan
Hiç kırsal alanda yaşadın mı?
-Have you ever lived in a rural area?
Hindistan'da büyük şehirlerin etrafında birçok kırsal alan vardır.
-In India, there are lots of rural areas around big towns.
- rural dwelling
- kırsal konut
- rural exodus
- köyden kente akın
- rural population
- kırsal nüfus
- rural road
- köy yolu
- rural area
- kırsal bölge
- rural cooperative
- Kırsal kooperatif
- rural library
- kırsal kütüphane
- rural life
- Kırsal yaşam
- rural posts
- taşra atamalı
- rural rich
- zengin kırsal
- rural children
- köy çocukları
- rural conditions
- kırsal durumlar
- rural conditions
- kırsal durum
- rural credit
- kırsal kredi
- rural depopulation
- köyden kente göç
- rural depopulation
- (İnşaat) kente akın
- rural development
- (Avrupa Birliği) kırsal kalkınma
- rural development projects
- kırsal kalkınma projeleri
- rural economic development
- kırsal ekonomik kalkınma
- rural education
- köy eğitimi
- rural engineering
- (Tarım) ziraat mühendisliği
- rural families
- köy aileleri
- rural guard
- (Askeri) köy korucusu
- rural health
- (Tıp) kırsal kesim sağlığı
- rural industries
- kırsal endüstri
- rural investment
- (Ticaret) kırsal yatırım
- rural land use
- kırsal arazi kullanımı
- rural planning
- kırsal planlama
- rural play
- (Tiyatro) köy oyunu
- rural switch
- (Askeri) kırsal alan santralı
- rural women
- köy kadınları
- ruralization
- kırsallaştırma
- ruralization
- kırsallaşma
- ministry of agriculture and rural affairs
- Tarım ve Köyişleri Bakanlığı
- directorate of rural services
- köy hizmetleri müdürlüğü
- rurality
- köylülük
- ruralization
- köy yaşam
- rurally
- kırsal olarak
- women in rural development
- kırsal kalkınmada kadınlar
Relevante Übersetzungen
Englisch - Englisch
Definition von rural im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch
- pertaining to less-populated, non-urban areas
- Pertaining to the country; rather than urban
- {a} country, like the country, retired
- land outside of the settlements
- is a driving cycle (outside of cities, but not on highways)
- of the countryside
- relating to rural areas; "rural electrification"; "rural free delivery (RFD)
- Districts with no population centers in excess of one thousand persons and characterized by sparse widespread populations
- {s} characteristic of a small town, rustic
- This refers to areas whose populations are below 10,000
- 1 Usually refers to areas with populations less than 5,000 2 Areas outside the limits of any incorporated or unincorporated city, town, village, hamlet or any other designated residential or commercial area such as a subdivision, business or shopping center or community development 3 Includes all areas of a state that are outside the Federal Highway Administration approved and adjusted census boundaries of small urban and urbanized areas
- Of or pertaining to agriculture; as, rural economy
- Consistent with the definition EPA used in the analyses to support the Integrated Urban Air Toxics Strategy, a county was considered "rural" if, based on 1990 census data, it does not contain a metropolitan statistical area with a population greater than 250,000, and the U S Census Bureau did not designate more than 50 percent of the population as "urban " This definition does not necessarily apply for any regulatory or implementation purpose
- pertaining to the area outside the larger and moderate- sized cities and surrounding population concentrations Generally characterized by farms, ranches, small towns, and unpopulated regions Compare with suburb
- Rural places are far away from large towns or cities. These plants have a tendency to grow in the more rural areas. urban
- >> A term used to describe a property's location For example, rural properties are in remote locations, on non-paved access roads or streets with support services more than 10 miles away Rural is also a term used to describe the country as opposed to the city
- A term to describe something which is not of an urban center
- A Main Inventory Table field identifying the presence of agricultural tools and livestock
- Of, like, or living in the country; rustic
- Places of 2,500 or fewer population and not other urban areas
- Beginning with FY97, the AoA is introducing a standard definition for rural for purposes of SPR reporting A rural area is: any area that is not defined as urban Urban areas comprise (1) urbanized areas (a central place and its adjacent densely settled territories with a combined minimum population of 50,000) and (2) an incorporated place or a census designated place with 20,000 or more inhabitants
- The area of the state outside the Perth Statistical Division as defined by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (see Metropolitan)
- Rural means having features which are typical of areas that are far away from large towns or cities. the old rural way of life
- Used to describe areas lying outside the U S Census urban area boundary, less than 2,500 population (less than 5,000 population for Federal-Aid highway purposes)
- An area where there is little industry, and the residential population is spread out Common businesses have to do with farming, agriculture and wildlife
- relating to rural areas; "rural electrification"; "rural free delivery (RFD)"
- A term to describe something which is not of an urban centre
- relating to the countryside and people who live in the countryside
- - A definition used in the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) to characterize an area with a substantially modified natural environment Sights and sounds of humans are readily evident, and the interaction between users is moderate to high A considerable number of facilities are designed for use by large numbers of people Facilities for intensified motorized use and parking are available
- living in or characteristic of farming or country life; "rural people"; "large rural households"; "unpaved rural roads"; "an economy that is basically rural"
- Indicates whether the school is located in a rural area A rural area is defined as a locality comprising fewer than 10 000 people The localities are determined by the Australian Bureau of Statistics
- Of or pertaining to the country, as distinguished from a city or town; living in the country; suitable for, or resembling, the country; rustic; as, rural scenes; a rural prospect
- rural sanitary district
- a sanitary district that was established in those areas that did not have a town government
- rural tourism
- Rural tourism focuses on participating in a rural lifestyle. It can be a variant of ecotourism. Any village can be a tourist attraction, and many villagers are very hospitable. Agriculture is becoming highly mechanized and therefore requires less manual labor. This is causing economic pressure on some villages, leading to an exodus of young people to urban areas
- Rural Settlement Department
- department of the Jewish Agency
- Rural and Urban Development Department
- department of the Jewish Agency responsible for matters concerning rural and urban development
- rural area
- The part of the RMOC not intended for urban development It contains a number of important natural resources and is characterised by the dominance of the natural rather than the built environment and the relatively low density of development
- rural area
- Area in the US with a population of fewer than 2,500 people
- rural area
- an area outside of cities and towns; "his poetry celebrated the slower pace of life in the country"
- rural area
- That portion of Prince William County which contains agricultural, open space, forestry and large-lot residential land uses, as well as occasional small-scale convenience retail centers and community facilities It is intended that the Rural Area be served by public water facilities but not by public sewer facilities, except under emergency conditions as identified in the Sewer Plan
- rural area
- All geographic areas not covered immediately above
- rural area
- Geographical area with a population of less than 2,500 people per unit of area The number of people used in this definition may vary in different countries (Millar, 1994)
- rural area
- – an area not falling under any of the classifications of an urban area (National Statistics Office)
- rural center
- small settlement that has common services for several villages
- rural delivery
- automobile that brings mail to small settlements within the same area
- rural delivery
- R.D
- rural development
- Formerly part of Farmers Home Administration An agency of the Department of Agriculture that operates federal loan programs designed to finance new and improved rural housing, develop community facilities and maintain and create rural employment RD programs primarily serve communities with populations of less than 25,000
- rural development
- The utilization, protection, and enhancement of the natural, physical, and human resources needed to make long-term improvements in rural living conditions, provide jobs and income opportunities, and enrich cultural life while maintaining and protecting the environment of rural America In the Forest Service, rural development is accomplished through the coordinated use of available human, technical, financial, and natural resources in partnership with national, State, and local entities on initiatives for improving the conditions for citizens of rural areas
- rural development
- An important component of smart growth efforts One of the unfortunate side-effects of the mallification of America is the disappearance of rural lands Farms are turned into tract homes, small towns are bypassed by the interstate system, jobs paying a living wage are increasingly scarce in our rural areas Landowners in these areas, especially on the urban fringe, feel increasing pressure to sell their land to developers Not only does this mean the disappearance of a way of life for millions of Americans, but the continual opening of new tracts of land mean that developers have no incentive to stop the sprawl Organizations that are working to preserve and strengthen the rural landscape are actually working for a more sustainable society One of the more well known organizations is the American Farmland Trust
- rural electrification
- Project of the U.S. government in the 1930s. As part of the New Deal, the Rural Electrification Administration (REA) was established (1935) to bring electric power to farms, thereby raising the standard of rural living and slowing the migration of farm workers to cities. Providing low-interest loans to construct power plants and power lines to rural areas, the project eventually equipped over 98% of U.S. farms with electricity
- rural free delivery
- Free government delivery of mail in rural areas
- rural free delivery
- R.F.D., type of mail service for outlying rural areas
- rural route
- A rural mail route
- rural settlement
- country town, village, cooperative village, town that is not urban
- rurality
- The state of being rural
- rurally
- In a rural place; in the countryside
- rurally
- In a rural way
- Council for the Protection of Rural England
- the full name of the CPRE
- Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
- {i} Defra, government department of the United Kingdom that is in charge of and responsible for environmental protection and food production and standards (also responsible for environmental, fisheries, agricultural and rural issues)
- Food and Rural Affairs Department for Environment
- DEFRA a British government department that is responsible for things such as plans for new roads and buildings, the protection of the countryside and old buildings, and the quality of the air and water in the UK. It is now also responsible for government policy on farming and the countryside
- rurality
- A rural place
- rurality
- a rural characteristic or trait; "a place with the rurality of a turnip field
- rurality
- The quality or state of being rural
- rurality
- A rural characteristic
- rurally
- In a rural manner; as in the country
- rurally
- in a country-like manner, rustically
Relevante Übersetzungen
rural
Silbentrennung
ru·ralTürkische aussprache
rûrılSynonyme
campestral, agrarian, agricultural, agronomic, arcadian, backwoods, bucolic, countrified, farm, georgic, idyllic, natural, outland, pastoral, provincialAussprache
/ˈro͝orəl/ /ˈrʊrəl/
Etymologie
[ rur-&l ] (adjective.) 15th century. From Old French rural.Gemeinsame Collocations
rural areaResimler
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