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Meanings of localised in anglès

Made local or oriented locally.

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Usage of localised in anglès
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The most difficult memory relates to the localised nature of the violence.
The Guardian
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While protests remain localised, investors need not worry unduly about China unrest.
Reuters
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However, heavy showers, localised and strong gusts still accompany the successive fronts.
Radio NZ
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Apart from slippery road condition, storms can also lead to localised flooding.
The South African
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The forecaster said there is also the possibility of localised spot flooding.
The Irish Times
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Due to This there will be intermittent, localised temporary water supply disruptions.
The South African
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The SAWS warns that the heavy downpour could lead to localised flooding.
The South African
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It felt more like temporary, localised martial law than a football match.
The Guardian
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Arsenal meanwhile have localised issues with their fellow north Londoners from Tottenham.
The Guardian
10
A spokesman said there could be localised flooding and minor travel disruption.
The Guardian
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While much of their production is localised, they also export from Japan.
Reuters
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Most of these riots, protests and mass petitions are brief, localised flare-ups.
Reuters
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SAWS warns of localised flooding and hail in these areas as well.
The South African
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A slow-moving, extremely localised thunderstorm has battered west Auckland with thick hail.
Radio NZ
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Both proteins were localised within the parenchymal region of the male parasite.
Pubmed
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I do have indications that something weird is localised to that area.
Foxglove Summer
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Localised through the time
Localised across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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