گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'zone'

1 عمومی:: مدار

2 عمومی:: ناحیه

3 عمومی:: منط‌قه‌

4 عمومی:: بخش‌

5 عمومی:: قلمرو

6 عمومی:: كمربند

7 عمومی:: پهنه

8 عمومی:: (در جمع‌) مدارات‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. broad, narrow | marginal, peripheral, transition/transitional, twilight a transition zone between tropical and arid vegetations the twilight zone between living and merely existing | border, frontier | neutral | battle, combat, military, war | buffer, demilitarized, exclusion, no-fly, no-go This area behind the station is a no-go zone for tourists. | occupation, occupied, security | autonomous | danger | emergency | disaster The region has been declared an ecological disaster zone. | safe | safety She stood some distance away from him to maintain a safety zone. | nuclear-free, smoke-free, traffic-free, weapons-free Most of the town centre is a traffic-free zone. | earthquake, fault, seismic | climatic, geographical | alpine, arid, coastal, temperate the alpine and arid zones of Australia | economic, enterprise, fishing, free-trade, industrial an industrial zone of factories, warehouses and shipyards | euro-(also eurozone) | northern, southern, etc. | pedestrian | time | erogenous | relegation The team finds itself in the relegation zone after a run of poor results. VERB + ZONE control The rebels control the southern border zone. | create, declare sth, establish, impose, set up The area has been declared a closed military zone. | enforce Fighter planes are being sent to enforce the UN no-fly zone. | violate An enemy plane was shot down after it violated the exclusion zone. | cross into, enter We were crossing into a new time zone. | leave Aid workers were advised to leave the danger zone. | divide sth into Europe is divided into economic zones. ZONE + NOUN boundary PREP. in a/the ~ The plant grows only in the temperate zone. | into a/the We had accidentally strayed into the war zone. | out of a/the ~, within a/the ~ Companies within enterprise zones are given special help. | ~ between the neutral zone between the two countries

2 general:: zone ADJECTIVES/NOUN + zone danger zone • Civilians were told to leave the danger zone. a war/battle/combat zone • Planes were diverted to avoid flying over the war zone. an earthquake zone (= where earthquakes are quite likely to happen ) • It’s not advisable to build nuclear reactors in an earthquake zone. a disaster zone • The damage is so serious that the government has declared the city a disaster zone. an economic zone (= an area with special trade or tax conditions ) • The area has been made a special economic zone. an enterprise zone (= where businesses are encouraged ) • Small businesses predominated in the enterprise zone. a no-parking zone • You can’t leave your car here – it’s a no-parking zone. a pedestrian zone (= where no vehicles are allowed ) • The main part of the city centre is a pedestrian zone. a 20 mph/30 mph etc zone (= where vehicles’ speed is limited to 20 mph, 30 mph etc ) • He was doing 42 mph in a 30 mph zone. a demilitarized zone (= where soldiers and military activities are not allowed ) • The demilitarized zone between Iraq and Kuwait was created after the first Gulf war. a no-fly zone (= an area that aircraft are not allowed to fly in ) • the no-fly zone over Iraq a nuclear-free/smoke-free etc zone (= where nuclear weapons, smoking etc is not allowed ) • The county council offices are a smoke-free zone. verbs set up/establish/create a zone • The government intends to set up an enterprise zone in the region. enter a zone • He didn’t see the sign saying he’d entered a 20 mph zone.

3 general:: noun area: They lived in a special zone. noun one of five regions of the surface of the earth: They lived in North Temporate zone. verb designated: That is zoned for single family homes.