ZONE


Meaning of ZONE in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ narrow , wide

▪ marginal , peripheral , transition , transitional , twilight

a transition ~ between tropical and arid vegetations

the twilight ~ between living and merely existing

▪ border , frontier

▪ neutral

▪ battle , combat , conflict , military , war

▪ buffer , demilitarized , exclusion , no-fly , no-go

This area behind the station is a no-go ~ for tourists.

▪ occupation , occupied

▪ free-fire ( AmE , also figurative ), kill , target

The Internet has become a free-fire ~ for conspiracy theories( = there are no restrictions ).

Our truck was trapped in the kill ~ ( = where it can be attacked ).

▪ danger

▪ disaster

The region has been declared an ecological disaster ~.

▪ safe , safety , security

She stood some distance away from him to maintain a safety ~.

▪ drug-free , nuclear-free , smoke-free , traffic-free , etc.

Most of the old town is a traffic-free ~.

▪ northern , southern , etc.

▪ central

▪ earthquake , fault , seismic

▪ climate , climatic

▪ temperate , tropical

the temperate and tropical ~s of South America

▪ coastal

▪ dead

an oxygen-depleted dead ~ at the bottom of the sea

▪ economic , enterprise , fishing , free-trade , industrial

an industrial ~ of factories, warehouses and shipyards

▪ autonomous

▪ pedestrian ( BrE )

▪ school ( AmE )

▪ time

Vancouver is in the same time ~ as Los Angeles.

▪ erogenous

▪ drop , landing

▪ relegation ( BrE )

The team finds itself in the relegation ~ after a run of poor results.

▪ strike (in baseball)

▪ end (in American football)

▪ comfort

Students are unwilling to step outside their comfort ~.

VERB + ZONE

▪ control , patrol

The rebels control the southern border ~.

▪ create , declare sth , designate sth , establish

The area has been declared a closed military ~.

▪ enforce

Fighter planes are being sent to enforce the UN no-fly ~.

▪ violate

An enemy plane was shot down after it violated the exclusion ~.

▪ cross into , enter

We were crossing into a new time ~.

▪ leave

Aid workers were advised to leave the danger ~.

▪ divide sth into

Europe is divided into economic ~s.

PREPOSITION

▪ in a/the ~ , within a/the ~

The plant grows only in the temperate ~.

Companies within enterprise ~s are given special help.

▪ into a/the ~

We had accidentally strayed into the war ~.

▪ out of a/the ~

▪ ~ between

the neutral ~ between the two countries

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .