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localize in Finnish

localize in Finnish is kotoistaa, lokalisoida, paikallistaa — localize means to fix something to a particular place or spot.

localize in Finnish

kotoistaa
verb
lokalisoida
verb
paikallistaa
verb
paikantaa
verb
(transitive, sometimes, proscribed) To determine where something takes place or is to be found.

What does "localize" mean?

  1. verb To fix something to a particular place or spot.
    "The intent of the aphorism "think globally, act locally" was to spur action by localizing the challenge."
  2. verb To change a product or service for a particular country, for example by translating its text and adjusting currency and date formats.
    "We need to localize our software for the Japanese market."
  3. verb To adjust translated wording so that it suits the local culture.
    "the ethical dilemma faced when to localize is to self-censor"
  4. verb To be limited to, or found only in, one particular place.
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localize in a sentence

  • The intent of the aphorism "think globally, act locally" was to spur action by localizing the challenge.
  • We need to localize our software for the Japanese market.
  • the ethical dilemma faced when to localize is to self-censor

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What is "localize" in Finnish?
"localize" in Finnish is kotoistaa, lokalisoida, paikallistaa. localize means: To fix something to a particular place or spot.
Are there other ways to say "localize" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "localize": kotoistaa, lokalisoida, paikallistaa, paikantaa.
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