青年中文big-city的意思
big-city中文翻譯：
大城市
big city───n.大城市; 都
a big city───大城市
big big big───大，大，大
city───n.城市，都市；adj.城市的；都會的
big big───大-大
big───adv.大量地；順利；夸大地；adj.大的；重要的；量大的；n.（Big）（土）比格（人名）
big big girl───大姑娘
big big world───大大世界（歌名）
big big wolf───大灰狼
They wonder if their community is no longer insulated from big city problems.───他們想知道他們的社區是否不再與那些大城市的問題隔離。
It's a big city but it has the feel of a small town.───這是座大城市，卻給人一個小城鎮的印象。
Small-town residents are more involved with kin than are big-city residents.───小城鎮的居民比大城市的居民親屬關系更緊密。
After living in a big city for a whlie , he found that it was hard for him to be conditioned to a rural life again.───在大城市里生活一段時間以后，他發現自己已經很難再適應鄉村生活了。
I'm just not cut out for life in a big city. I've decided to go back to my native village.───我的性格就是不適合居住在大城市，我已經決定搬回老家的村莊了。
Its pollution problems are not different in kind from those of any other big city.───該城的污染問題與其它城市的污染問題沒有什么實質區別。
Yeah. It would be nice to take a break from all that stress and pollution of the big city.───沒錯。暫時離開大都市的一切壓力和污染會很不錯的。
Loyalists in Sirte, the last big city in his hands, were given an ultimatum to surrender by September 3rd or face an all-out assault.───（反對派）向卡扎菲手中的最后一座城市中的卡扎菲支持者發出了9月3日投降的最后通牒，否則將面臨全面攻擊。
He did not usually have to wait more than a couple of minutes before he was picked up and driven 15 miles to the big city.───他一般只需等幾分鐘就能搭到車，然后共同驅車15英里進城上班。
A superior drama that delineates the corrupt mix of big-city politics and crime.
Alan Anderson pulled over to brace himself for the big-city traffic ahead.
But big-city gangsters also play a part.
As mentioned in the previous section, there are sound reasons for the slowdown in big-city population decline.
Except perhaps for Mark Twain, no other American writer has registered with such precision the humor — and the pathos — of false sophistication and the vital banality of big-city pretension.
He held positions at several big-city newspapers, the last of which was at the Detroit Free Press.
Punkish local kids may all too readily be confused with big-city operators.
A small point in a big-city operation, but one more shift of responsibility from elected officials to the unelected bureaucracy.
Small-town dwellers feel impervious to or removed from social danger and violence; big-city folks are presumed to be numb to them.