Zone ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Zone ( noun )

1. An area or region defined by specific characteristics or boundaries.
2. A particular band or layer of the earth's surface.
3. A specific area designated for a particular purpose or use.
4. A specific area where a particular activity is allowed or prohibited.

Origin:

From latin zona, from greek zōnē "belt, girdle".

Examples:

1. The school is located in a residential zone.
2. The city is divided into different zones for traffic.
3. The Earth is divided into climatic zones.
4. The airport has a designated no-fly zone.
5. There is a quiet zone on the train for passengers who want peace and quiet.

(As a verb)

Zone ( verb )

1. An area or region defined by specific characteristics or boundaries.
2. A particular band or layer of the earth's surface.
3. A specific area designated for a particular purpose or use.
4. A specific area where a particular activity is allowed or prohibited.

Origin:

From latin zona, from greek zōnē "belt, girdle".

Examples:

1. The school is located in a residential zone.
2. The city is divided into different zones for traffic.
3. The Earth is divided into climatic zones.
4. The airport has a designated no-fly zone.
5. There is a quiet zone on the train for passengers who want peace and quiet.