socioeconomic
gb/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk/ us/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk/
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Engleză
Sensuri
0 sensuri
adjective
formal
C1
property
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social and economic combined
Connected with both society and the economy, especially how money, work, education, and social position affect people's lives.
Tipar de utilizare:
socioeconomic [factors/conditions/issues/effects]
Greșeală frecventă:
Usually written as one word: socioeconomic. Do not confuse it with economic, which refers only to money or the economy.
Sinonime
social and economic (Clearer and less formal; expresses the same combined idea.)
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structural (Broader; may include political, institutional, or historical causes, not just social and economic ones.)
Antonime
purely economic (Refers only to economic matters, excluding the social side.)
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purely social (Refers only to social matters, excluding the economic side.)
Colocații
socioeconomic factors
|socioeconomic conditions
|socioeconomic issues
|socioeconomic changes
|socioeconomic policies
|socioeconomic development
|socioeconomic research
|socioeconomic impact
|socioeconomic data
|socioeconomic indicators
Teme
society
|economics
|politics
|demographics
Exemple
- The report examines the socioeconomic effects of rising housing costs.
- Access to healthcare is strongly shaped by socioeconomic conditions.
- The program targets communities facing serious socioeconomic challenges.
Exemple pentru cursanți
- The study looked at socioeconomic factors.
- The city has many socioeconomic problems.
adjective
formal
C1
property
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linked to social class
Connected with someone's social and economic position, such as how much money their family has, what education they have, or what work they do.
Tipar de utilizare:
[low/high] socioeconomic [status/background/class]
Greșeală frecventă:
Socioeconomic describes status or circumstances, not personality or personal behavior.
Sinonime
class-related (More direct and often focused specifically on social class.)
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income-related (Narrower; focuses mainly on income rather than education, occupation, and social position too.)
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social-class (Less common as an adjective and usually less focused on economic measures.)
Colocații
socioeconomic status
|socioeconomic background
|socioeconomic class
|socioeconomic group
|socioeconomic level
|socioeconomic disadvantage
|socioeconomic privilege
|socioeconomic gradient
|socioeconomic diversity
|socioeconomic gap
Teme
society
|education
|income
|demographics
Exemple
- Children from lower socioeconomic backgrounds often have fewer educational resources.
- The survey found a clear socioeconomic gap in internet access.
- Admissions teams are trying to increase socioeconomic diversity.
Exemple pentru cursanți
- She comes from a low socioeconomic background.
- The school supports students from different socioeconomic groups.
Gramatică
Forma de dicționar
socioeconomic
IPA
GB/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk/
US/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk/
Silabe și accent
so - cioeco - nom - ic (4 silabe)
Forme ale cuvântului
Adjective
- Base: socioeconomic
Expresii
socioeconomic background
1/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk bˈækɡɹˌaʊnd/
fixed phrase
formal
social-economic family circumstances
The money, education, job, and class situation of a person or their family.
Exemple
- The university wants to attract students from a wider range of socioeconomic backgrounds.
- Her socioeconomic background influenced the opportunities available to her.
- The researchers adjusted the results for age, gender, and socioeconomic background.
socioeconomic development
1/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk dɪvˈɛləpmənt/
fixed phrase
formal
social-economic improvement process
The way a place improves in both social life and the economy, for example through better jobs, education, health, and income.
Exemple
- The project aims to promote socioeconomic development in rural areas.
- Reliable infrastructure is essential for long-term socioeconomic development.
- The index measures several aspects of socioeconomic development, including health and education.
socioeconomic disadvantage
1/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk dˌɪsədvˈæntɪd͡ʒ/
fixed phrase
formal
social-economic hardship
A difficult situation caused by having less money, education, work security, or social opportunity than others.
Exemple
- The scholarship is intended for students experiencing socioeconomic disadvantage.
- Children in areas of socioeconomic disadvantage often have less access to early learning programs.
- The organization works with families facing long-term socioeconomic disadvantage.
socioeconomic factors
1/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk fˈæktɚz/
fixed phrase
formal
social-economic influencing conditions
Things connected with society and money that can affect what happens.
Exemple
- Socioeconomic factors can affect a person's risk of developing certain diseases.
- The report considers socioeconomic factors such as income, housing, and education.
- Crime rates cannot be understood without looking at broader socioeconomic factors.
socioeconomic inequality
1/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk ˌɪnɪkwˈɑləti/
fixed phrase
formal
unequal social-economic conditions
Unfair differences between groups because of money, education, work, or social class.
Exemple
- The pandemic exposed deep socioeconomic inequality in the city.
- Better public transport can help reduce socioeconomic inequality.
- Socioeconomic inequality affects children's chances long before they enter school.
socioeconomic status
1/soʊsˌiˌoʊˌɛkənˈɑmɪk stˈætəs/
fixed phrase
formal
social and economic position
Someone's position in society based on things like money, education, job, and class.
Exemple
- The study compared health outcomes by socioeconomic status.
- Students from low socioeconomic status households may need extra financial support.
- Parental education is often used as one measure of socioeconomic status.