restricted zone
US: /rɪˈstrɪktɪd zoʊn/
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Definition of restricted zone - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

securityarea where entry or actions are limited by official rules
  • Only authorized staff may enter the restricted zone behind the fence.
  • The pilot was warned not to fly over the restricted zone.
  • Guards patrolled the restricted zone around the research facility.
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Expressions with restricted

restricted accessadj.
limited to certain people or conditions, not freely open to everyone
This is a restricted access area for staff members only.
restricted arean.
place where only certain people are allowed to enter
You cannot go into the restricted area without a badge.
restricted mobilityn.
state of having limited ability to move body or travel freely
The clinic provides special services for patients with restricted mobility.
restricted movementn.
condition where a person or animal cannot move body parts freely
After the accident, he experienced restricted movement in his shoulder.
restricted stockn.
company shares not transferable until conditions are met
He received restricted stock as part of his compensation.
restricted stock unitn.
company shares for employees that cannot be sold until conditions are met
She received restricted stock units as part of her bonus.

Expressions with zone

comfort zonen.
state where one feels safe, at ease, and in control
He rarely steps out of his comfort zone to try new things.
zone inv.
focus attention or effort on a specific target or detail
She zoned in on the most important point.
dead zonen.
region without mobile phone signal
My phone lost service in the dead zone.
no-go zonen.
area considered too dangerous to enter
The neighborhood became a no-go zone after dark.
in the zoneadj.
mentally immersed in an activity
When he's coding, he's completely in the zone.
in one's comfort zoneadv.
feeling relaxed and at ease
She performs best when she's in her comfort zone.
in the twilight zoneadj.
in a state of confusion or uncertainty
After the accident, he felt in the twilight zone.
twilight zonen.
area between categories or states with mixed features
His decision left him in a twilight zone of uncertainty.
zone outv.
become mentally disengaged from surroundings
She zoned out while staring at the ocean.
death zonen.
extremely dangerous or life-threatening situation
The war zone became a death zone overnight.

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Terms with restricted zone included in their meaning

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azonicadj.
wide areas
not restricted to any particular zone or region

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  1. French:zone interdite, ...
  2. German:Sperrzone, ...
  3. Italian:zona riservata, ...
  4. Spanish:zona restringida, ...
  5. Portuguese:zona restrita, ...
  6. Chinese:限制区域, ...
  7. Japanese:制限区域, ...
  8. Arabic:مِنْطَقَة مُقَيَّدَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֵזוֹר מוּגְבָּל, ...
  10. Russian:закрытая зона, ...
  11. Ukrainian:закрита зона, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रतिबंधित क्षेत्र, ...

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