Location Ləʊˈkeɪʃn Exact Made Position Film Noun Honeymoon

• a honeymoon in a secret location
• mobile phones can determine our exact location and relay it to the police in an emergency.
• the harsh climate and remote location made mining even more difficult.
• the country's strategic geographical/geographic location

location

1. a place where something happens or exists; the position of something
• a honeymoon in a secret location
• Mobile phones can determine our exact location and relay it to the police in an emergency.
• The harsh climate and remote location made mining even more difficult.
• the country's strategic geographical/geographic location

Extra Examples

• He couldn't pinpoint her exact location because of some kind of interference.
• The equipment allows sailors to read their geographical coordinates for any given location.
• We selected these two locations because they offer a range of services.
• We still do not know the precise location of the crash.
• The company is moving to a new location.
• The hotel is in a central location near the market place.
• The location of the nests is not being disclosed.
2. a place outside a film studio where scenes of a film are made
• A mountain in the Rockies became the location for a film about Everest.
• The movie was shot entirely on location in Italy.
• the exotic locations they filmed in
• He went to the restaurant to scout a location for his next film.
3. the act of finding the position of somebody/something
• Location of a suitable site may take some time.
4. a position or an address in computer memory
• A domain name is the location of your website on the internet.

Word Origin

• late 16th cent.: from Latin locatio(n-), from the verb locare, from locus ‘place’.