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

Examples

• The doctor localises the infection to prevent it from spreading.
• The software localises the error message to help users understand the problem.
• The radar system localises enemy aircraft within a fifty-mile radius.
• The company localises its products for different European markets.
• The pain localises in her lower back after exercise.
• The team localises the source of the water leak in the basement.
• The app localises content based on the user’s geographic location.