Zone | Mean of zone in English Dictionary

/ˈzoʊn/

• Noun
• an area that is different from other areas in a particular way
1. The city is in an earthquake zone. [=an area where earthquakes occur]
2. a pedestrian zone [=an area where vehicles are not allowed so that people can walk safely]
3. a combat/danger/war zone
4. the euro zone [=the part of Europe that uses the euro as its monetary unit]
5. He left the car in a no-parking zone. [=an area where parking is not allowed]
• one of the sections in a city or town that is used for a particular purpose
1. a business/residential zone [=district]
• Verb
• to officially say that (a section in a city, town, etc.) can be used for a particular purpose (such as business or housing)
1. The town council voted to zone the area for industrial use.
2. This area is zoned for residential development.
3. commercially zoned land

• to stop paying attention because you are tired, bored, etc.
1. I zoned out during the movie.