localize
//ˈloʊ.kə.laɪz//
Verb
localizeInfinitive
localizePresent tense
localizedPast tense
localizedPast participle
localizingPresent participle
localizesThird-person singular
1
To restrict or confine something to a particular place or area.
The doctors were able to localize the infection to one area of the body.
2
To identify or determine the exact position or location of something.
The rescue team was able to localize the missing hiker using GPS.
3
To adapt a product, service, or content to suit a specific local market, language, or culture.
The company decided to localize its mobile app for the Japanese market.