area
A common way to describe a significant expanse.
Refers to a limited or confined expanse.
Suggests a large extent from side to side.
Refers to the area where someone lives or where a particular event is happening.
Refers to a very large expanse of land or space.
Refers to the region all around a particular place.
Relating to a town or city.
Refers to a crucial or central subject or field.
Emphasizes immense and often empty or open space.
Refers to the primary or principal subject or field.
The central, commercial part of a city.
An area of land next to the sea.
Refers to a significant subject or field of study.
A more formal term for a large city and its surrounding areas.
Refers to the area very close to a specific point.
Strongly emphasizes the distance and difficulty of access.
A large city and its surrounding suburbs and towns.
A residential area on the edge of a city.
An area with many mountains.
Describes an area that is far away from other places and people.
An area with many buildings and roads.
A designated area in front of the goal in sports like football/soccer.
Suggests an area that is private and hidden from view.
The central part of a city, often associated with social problems.
An area covered with forests.
Refers to an area far from the center.
An area that has become more like a city.
A set of numbers that identifies a particular geographical area for telephone calls.
A person responsible for the business operations in a specific geographical area.
A subject or issue that causes worry or requires attention.
A subject or aspect that is hard to understand or deal with.
Used to indicate location within a place, space, or field of study.
Used for both physical space (a forest covers an area) and abstract subjects (a report covers an area of interest).
To look carefully through a place to find something.
To recognize a specific subject or problem that needs attention.
Specifically refers to the measurement of a space (e.g., have a floor area of 100 sq meters).