zones

UK
/zəʊnz/
US
/zoʊnz/
zonenoun

zones

pl

zones
pl
UK
/zəʊn/
US
/zoʊn/
Translations
The city is divided into several zones, each with its own unique attractions.
La ville est divisée en plusieurs zones, chacune ayant ses propres attractions.
Additional translations
zoneDans le domaine sportif.
zone climatiqueEmploi géographique ou climatique.
secteurPour désigner une partie d’une ville ou d’un espace fonctionnel.
Definitions
An area or region distinguished from adjacent parts by a distinctive feature or characteristic.
The city is divided into several zones, each with its own unique attractions.
A section of a city or town designated for a specific purpose, such as residential, commercial, or industrial use.
The new shopping mall is located in the commercial zone of the city.
A belt or area of the earth's surface with distinct climate, vegetation, or other physical characteristics.
The tropical zone is known for its warm temperatures and high humidity.
A specific area within a sports field or court, often marked by lines, where certain rules apply.
The player was penalized for being offside in the attacking zone.
zoneverb

zones

zoned
Past Simple
zoned
Past Participle
zoning
Gerund
UK
/zəʊn/
US
/zoʊn/
Translations
zonerSurtout en urbanisme et aménagement du territoire.
The city council decided to zone the new area for commercial development.
Le conseil municipal a décidé de zoner la nouvelle zone pour un développement commercial.
Additional translations
ceinturerSens rare: entourer, border d’une bande ou d’une zone.
Definitions
To divide or assign an area into sections for different purposes, such as residential, commercial, or industrial use.
The city council decided to zone the new area for commercial development.
To encircle or surround with a zone or belt.
The landscapers zoned the garden with a row of hedges.
zoneadjective
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of a particular zone or designated area.
Strict zone rules apply to all new buildings in the district.