citywide
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- adjective
- /ˈsɪtiˌwaɪd/
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en toda la ciudad
- The citywide festival attracted thousands of residents who enjoyed music and art throughout the streets.
- citywide strike
- citywide network
- citywide program
I mean, this is being replicated in places like San Jose and Long Beach, CA Los Angeles now has the new LA Citywide cat program, which is going to do so much good.
- I mean, this is being replicated in places like San Jose and Long Beach, CA Los Angeles now has the new LA Citywide cat program, which is going to do so much good.
- And there were these like citywide things where everyone just like showed up in a parking lot with their stuff.
Examples
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Health commissioner Edward O'Roark is declaring a citywide state of emergency for the first time in decades.
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Police union representatives and OCP continue negotiations today in hopes of averting a citywide strike by police, scheduled to begin tomorrow at midnight.
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Lane is now the subject of a citywide manhunt.
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But the time frame for a safe and effective citywide evacuation expired on Monday anyway.
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We've won the citywide competition the last four years in a row.
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One of the most comprehensive examples of a citywide effort to improve nutrition among all New Yorkers occurred in 2008.
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The police say there is going to be a citywide manhunt for this vigilante tonight.
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Susan Guess, a parent whose daughter was bullied, started a citywide campaign to address bullying.
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On a citywide basis, 24,227 crimes were reported; 9.7% of these crimes occurred in January.
Academic text (2016) -
- The Woodsboro police department has issued a citywide curfew... beginning at 9:00 tonight.
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Affecting all people in a community
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Happening or operating inside one city
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Citywide combines city and wide. Wide here means 'across' or 'covering the whole area', just like in worldwide, so a citywide event happens 'throughout the whole city'.