agro-town
英 ['ɑ:ɡrəʊt'aʊn] 美 ['ɑɡroʊt'aʊn]

n.

建在农村的城镇；

英英释义

Agro-town

• An agro-town is an agglomeration located in a rural environment with a population sometimes several thousands-strong but whose workforce's main occupation is agriculture. The agro-town also lacks the administrative, commercial and industrial functions which are usually common in the centers of such size.

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