zone (some place) as (something)

To mark the boundaries of a particular area for the express purpose of becoming or serving as something. The city council has zoned the patch of land as a residential area, barring any corporate development on the site. The government zoned the entire region as a federal park decades ago.

zone something as something

to create a particular legally defined area within a governmental or other local area. They zoned this area as a shopping district. The city council zoned the vacant lot as a park.

词组	zone (some place) as (something)
释义	zone (some place) as (something) zone (some place) as (something) To mark the boundaries of a particular area for the express purpose of becoming or serving as something. The city council has zoned the patch of land as a residential area, barring any corporate development on the site. The government zoned the entire region as a federal park decades ago. See also: zone Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. zone something as something to create a particular legally defined area within a governmental or other local area. They zoned this area as a shopping district. The city council zoned the vacant lot as a park. See also: zone McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: zone as keep within keep within (something or some place) answer (one's) purpose answer purpose twilight zone stitch on to the purpose zone (something) for (something) zone for
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