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zone

/zəʊn/

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noun

/zəʊn/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее область или регион, который отличается от других определённой характеристикой, назначением или набором правил.

A noun referring to an area or region that is distinguished from others by a particular characteristic, purpose, or set of rules.

  1. A2formal

    An area or region that is distinguished from others by a particular characteristic, use, or restriction.

    ruЗона

    • This is a no-parking zone.
    • The city is divided into residential and commercial zones.
    • They entered a danger zone near the construction site.

    Synonymsareabeltdistrictprecinctquarterregionsectionsectorterritorytract

  2. Time zoneA2formal

    One of the 24 regions of the globe where the same standard time is used.

    ruЧасовой пояс

    • We are in the Eastern time zone.
    • The flight crosses multiple time zones.
    • She had to adjust to a different time zone after moving.

    Synonymstime zone

  3. Mental stateB2informal

    A state of focused concentration or mental clarity, often used in sports or work.

    ruСостояние потока

    • The athlete was in the zone and broke the record.
    • When I'm writing, I enter a creative zone.
    • He was completely in the zone during the exam.

    Synonymsconcentrationflowgroovetrance

Forms
  • zones plural form
  • zones' possessive plural form
  • zone's possessive singular form
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verb

/zoʊn/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по разделению территории на участки или зоны, либо для описания вхождения в состояние сосредоточенного внимания.

A verb used to indicate the act of dividing an area into sections or zones, or to describe entering a state of focused concentration.

  1. Divide into areasB2formal

    To divide an area into zones, especially for planning or regulatory purposes.

    ruЗонировать

    • The city council zoned the area for residential use.
    • They zoned the park as a protected natural area.
    • The land was zoned for commercial development.

    Synonymsclassifydistrictdividepartition

  2. Focus or concentrateB1informal

    To focus all one's attention on a particular activity or task.

    ruСосредоточиться

    • I need to zone in on my studies for the exam.
    • She zoned out during the boring lecture.
    • He zoned in on the problem and solved it quickly.

    Synonymsconcentratefixatefocushome inzero in

    Antonymsdistractwander

Forms
  • zoned past participle
  • zoned past simple
  • zoning present participle
  • zones third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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