local
Derived from the Latin 'localis', meaning 'of a place'.
NOUN
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[/ˈloʊ.kəl/en-US]
inhabitant
general
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resident
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native
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local person
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locality concept
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(Refers to the abstract concept of a specific area or community, which cannot be conveyed in a single word.)
A local is an individual who resides in a particular area or community, often used to differentiate between residents and visitors. The term often implies familiarity with the customs and social environment of the area.
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- The locals gathered at the town hall for the annual festival. — 地元の人々は年次祭りのために市役所に集まりました。
- As a local, I know all the best spots to eat. — 地元の人として、私は食事するのに最適な場所をすべて知っています。
- The new café is popular among the locals. — 新しいカフェは地元の人々の間で人気です。
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ADJ
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[/ˈloʊ.kəl/en-US]
regional
geographic
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domestic
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community-based
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localized
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local level
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(Refers to the concept of being applicable to a specific locality, rather than a single word representation.)
The term local describes something that is related to or characteristic of a specific area or community. It can refer to products, events, or cultural aspects that are unique to that vicinity, distinguishing them from broader or global contexts.
- Support your local businesses to help the community thrive. — 地元のビジネスを支援して、コミュニティを発展させましょう。
- The local government has implemented new regulations. — 地元の政府は新しい規則を実施しました。
- We're organizing a local clean-up event this weekend. — 今週末に地域清掃イベントを開催します。
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