zone
verb [T usually passive] /zəʊn/
/zoʊn/ specializedDefinition
› to give a special purpose to a particular area, such as an area in a town: The former dockyard has been zoned for tourist use.Civil engineering in general
(Definition of zone verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- civil engineering noun
- engineer noun
- greenfield adjective
- landscape verb
- planner noun (DESIGNS)
- planning noun (DESIGNING)
- planning permission noun
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