zona (super)poblada
area (super)populated
The Spanish term 'zona (super)poblada' translates to 'area (super)populated' in English. The word 'zona' stands for zone or area, and '(super)poblada' means heavily populated, indicating an abundance of inhabitants. This term is usually used to describe regions, cities, or portions of a country where the population is significantly high, possibly attributable to various influential factors such as employment opportunities, economic activities, or favorable living conditions.
Example sentences using: zona (super)poblada
La ciudad de Mumbai es una zona superpoblada.
The city of Mumbai is an overpopulated area.
In this sentence, the term 'zona superpoblada' is used to describe a geographic area, in this case, the city of Mumbai, which has an exceptionally high density of inhabitants.
Estoy buscando un lugar tranquilo para vivir, no una zona poblada.
I'm looking for a quiet place to live, not a populated area.
In this phrase, 'zona poblada' describes an area with many people. The speaker indicates their preference for a quieter, less populated location.
No juegues al fútbol en esa zona poblada, podrías lastimar a alguien.
Don't play soccer in that populated area, you could hurt someone.
This use of 'zona poblada' serves as a warning about the potential danger of playing football in an area where there are many people, which increases the risk of injury.