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Meanings of localise in English

Spanish
localizar

Concentrate on a particular place or spot.

localizar
Usage of localise in English
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The robots can localise the sensors much more precisely than people can.
The South African
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England is trying hard to localise the conflict, and has valuable help.
A Journal From Our Legation in Belgium
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It might localise you, and I don't want to have you localised.
The Far Horizon
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Mr Cameron is conversely keen to localise the blame around the Prime Minister.
The Guardian
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The detectors record these events, but are still too insensitive to localise them.
Axiomatic
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But surely, Tom, you don't intend to localise the ghost in that way?
Stories by English Authors: Africa (Selected by Scribners)
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As we discovered last week in Italy, the company likes to to localise its menu.
The Guardian
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Liposomes can entrap anticancer drugs and localise their action in the lung following pulmonary delivery.
Pubmed
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In the short to medium term, things will localise.
Radio NZ
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Both proteins localise at cell-cell junctions of epithelial cells.
Pubmed
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We cannot grasp them, localise them, people surrounding emptiness with more than withering cobweb forms.
Sketches and Studies in Italy and Greece, Second Series
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Attempts to localise these non-HLA linked genes have been carried out using both linkage and association tests.
Pubmed
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With this method, amplitudes can be calculated without having to localise peaks and troughs and set cursors.
Pubmed
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No reason in doing so; nevertheless he must get into it, must localise his dream in it!
Clayhanger
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The face that the prisoner's reminded him of, and that he could not localise, was his own.
Kafir Stories: Seven Short Stories
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Prazuck said the priority was to localise debris and retrieve it as soon as possible before it sank.
Reuters
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Translations for localise
Spanish
localizar
Localise through the time