/lɔ.kal/
Translation
local
Word origin
From Late Latin localis ('of a place'), from Latin locus ('place'). English 'local', 'locale' and 'location' come from the same root, and the irregular plural locaux keeps the old -al to -aux pattern.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- locus
- English cognates
- local, locale, location
Grammar
Examples
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The local paper published a photo of the market.
.
We mainly buy local produce.
fermeture .
The local radio is announcing the closure of the bridge.
coutumes .
You should respect local customs when you travel.
L' .
Local time is two hours ahead of Paris.
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