Townspeople Meaning in English

word

US

ˈtaʊnzˌpipəɫ

TOWNZ-pee-puhl

UK

tˈaʊnspiːpəl

TOWNZ-pee-puhl

التعريف

The people who live in a town, especially considered as a group or community.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Usually used collectively and formally or in writing, especially in stories or news reports. Refers to all the people living in a town, not just a few. Often used in contexts like 'the townspeople gathered' or 'the townspeople were concerned.' Rarely used for cities.

• Spanish: habitantes del pueblo - vecinos del pueblo
• Portuguese (BR): moradores da cidade - habitantes da cidade
• Portuguese (PT): moradores da cidade - habitantes da vila
• Chinese (Simplified): 镇民 - 小镇居民
• Chinese (Traditional): 鎮民 - 小鎮居民
• Hindi: नगर के निवासी
• Arabic: سكان البلدة - أهل البلدة
• Bengali: শহরবাসী - নগরবাসী
• Russian: горожане
• Japanese: 町の人々 - 町民
• Vietnamese: dân thị trấn
• Korean: 마을 사람들 - 읍내 사람들
• Turkish: kasabalılar
• Urdu: قصبے کے لوگ
• Indonesian: penduduk kota

جمل نموذجية

The townspeople met in the square every Sunday.

basic

The townspeople were worried about the storm.

basic

Many townspeople work at the local factory.

basic

The new mayor promised the townspeople cleaner parks.

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The festival brought together all the townspeople.

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Rumors quickly spread among the townspeople after the accident.

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