| 词汇 | localized |
| 释义 | localized adjective (UK usuallylocalised)uk /ˈləʊ.kəl.aɪzd/ us /ˈloʊ.kəl.aɪzd/ happening in or limited to a particular area: 当地的；限定的；局部的 localized flooding局部洪水 Towns & regions: environments & localities arrondissement backyard belt census tract conservation area demesne environs locale locality localize locally Milton Keynes neck neighbourhood non-local non-metro quarter this, our, etc. neck of the woodsidiom turf vicinity localized | Business Englishlocalized adjective (UK also localised)uk /ˈləʊkəlaɪzd/us used to describe a business or industry that has organized itself so that its main activities happen in local areas rather than nationally or globally: HSBC moved from being a localized Asian Bank to a major force in global banking. Real estate has always been a localized business. highly/very/quite localizedSo far, the internet "supermarket" is small and, like the physical supermarket business, highly localised. MARKETING used to describe information or content that has been made suitable for a particular country, area, etc.: a localized advertising campaign localized information/contentThe subscription gives the user internet access and a fair amount of localized content. happening only in specific areas: External economic changes seem to have a specific and localized impact on businesses. Localized flooding meant that many businesses shut down for the day. |
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