zone in English: A part of a place that is kept separate for one special use. (noun)

Translation

A part of a place that is kept separate for one special use.

Word origin

From Greek zone meaning a belt, through Latin zona. Early maps drew the belts of climate around the earth as zones.

Gender

Pluralzones

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A zone has a clear edge and a rule about what happens inside it.

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Towns are often split into zones for houses, shops and factories.

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A zone can be marked off because it is not safe.

area

A part of a place, or the amount of space something covers.

space

The area far above the sky where the stars and planets are, or an empty area between things.

border

The line between two countries, or the outside edge of something.

place

A spot or area where something is, or where something happens.

city

A large town where many people live and work.

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