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regionally

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re·gion·al  (rj-nl)
adj.
1. Of or relating to a large geographic region.
2. Of or relating to a particular region or district.
3. Of or affecting a region of the body: regional pain.
4. Of or characteristic of a form of a language that is distributed in identifiable geographic areas and differs in pronunciation, grammar, or vocabulary from the standard form; dialectal.
n.
Something, such as a magazine or a company branch, that serves a region: "earlier attempts to launch glossy regionals for women" (Business Week).

region·al·ly adv.
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Adv.1.regionally - in a regional manner; "regionally governed"
Translations
regionally [ˈriːdʒənlɪ] adv (vary) → da regione a regione; (collaborate, manage) → regionalmente; (based, organized) → a livello regionale
regionally [ˈriːdʒənlɪ] adv (vary) → da regione a regione; (collaborate, manage) → regionalmente; (based, organized) → a livello regionale


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