1. to restrict or confine to a particular area or place
Usage: British spelling
2. to find the exact position or location of something
Usage: British spelling
3. to adapt something to meet the needs of a particular area or group
Usage: British spelling; business/marketing

Examples

• The doctors worked to localise the infection to prevent it from spreading.
• Emergency services were able to localise the source of the gas leak quickly.
• The company decided to localise their advertising campaign for the British market.
• Firefighters managed to localise the blaze to one building.
• The software team will localise the app for different countries.
• Scientists are trying to localise the earthquake’s epicenter.
• The pain seemed to localise in her lower back.