localize
/ˈlɒkəlaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to make something local or limited to a particular area or region
“The company will try to localize their products for the European market.”
2. verb
to locate or pinpoint something, especially a problem or a source of trouble
“The IT team had to localize the issue with the server to fix the problem.”
3. verb
to adapt a product or service to be suitable for a particular country or region, especially by translating it into the local language
“The game developers will need to localize their game for release in Japan.”
4. noun
a local version of a product or service, especially one that has been adapted for a particular country or region
“The company offers different localized versions of their software for different countries.”
5. verb (transitive)
to attribute a quality or property to a particular place or region
“The new restaurant is said to localize the flavors of the Mediterranean region.”