Definition of citify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
- Moving abroad quickly citified him.
- The new café culture helped citify the once-rural neighborhood.
- City planners hope to citify the riverside district with high-rises and galleries.
Origin of citify
Latin, civitas (city) + -ify (to make)
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- French:urbaniser, ...
- German:verstädtischen, ...
- Italian:rendere più cittadino, ...
- Spanish:urbanizar, ...
- Portuguese:tornar mais citadino, ...
- Chinese:使都市化, ...
- Japanese:都会化する, ...
- Arabic:حَضَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְעַיְרֵן, ...
- Russian:делать более городским, ...
- Ukrainian:урбанізувати, ...
- Hindi:शहरू बनाना, ...
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