districtproblem
nounUK /ˈdɪstrɪktˌprɒbləm/
US /ˈdɪstrɪktˌprɑːbləm/
A problem that happens in a certain area or neighborhood.
The broken streetlights were a districtproblem that the whole town talked about.
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2. A difficulty that affects only one part of a larger region.
The flooded road was a districtproblem, not a citywide one.
3. A challenge that local leaders must work together to fix.
Fixing the park was a districtproblem the council solved together.
4. A trouble shared by everyone living in the same area.
The noisy factory became a districtproblem for nearby families.