localise
/ˈloʊkəlaɪz/
verb
- To identify or determine the specific place or position of something.
- The doctor tried to localise the source of the pain.
- The detective worked to localise the suspect's last known location.
- Using GPS, we can localise the exact spot where the photo was taken.
- To limit or confine something to a particular area or part.
- The fire was quickly localised to the kitchen.
- Efforts were made to localise the protest to one block.
- The infection localised in her left lung.
- To adapt a product, service, or content to meet the language, cultural, or other requirements of a specific region.
- The company hired translators to localise their website for the Japanese market.
- We need to localise the app to support local currencies and date formats.
- Video game developers often localise dialogue and subtitles for different countries.
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