tradezones
nounUK /ˈtreɪd zəʊnz/
US /ˈtreɪd zoʊnz/
Tradezones are special areas where people buy and sell things.
The city built new tradezones near the harbor to help businesses grow.
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2. Parts of a country where goods can be imported and exported with fewer taxes.
Companies in the tradezones pay lower import fees.
3. Areas in a game or online world where players exchange items.
In the game, players meet in tradezones to swap tools and treasures.
4. Regions where countries agree to trade freely with each other.
The two nations created tradezones to make buying and selling easier.