demilitarized zone

English

Noun

demilitarized zone (plural demilitarized zones) (Abbreviated as: DMZ)

(military) An area, often on a border between military factions, in which military forces and operations are prohibited.
(computing) A subnetwork of a LAN, exposed to the internet or another untrusted network but firewalled off from the rest of the LAN.

Translations

area

Arabic: منطقَة منزوعَة السلاح‎
Chinese:
Mandarin: 非軍事區 (zh), 非军事区 (zh) (fēijūnshìqū)
Czech: demilitarizovaná zóna
Finnish: demilitarisoitu vyöhyke
French: zone démilitarisée (fr) f
German: entmilitarisierte Zone f
Greek: αποστρατικοποιημένη ζώνη (apostratikopoiiméni zóni)
Japanese: 非武装地帯 (ひぶそうちたい, hibusō-chitai)

Korean: 비무장 지대 (bimujang jidae) (非武裝地帶)
Polish: strefa zdemilitaryzowana
Portuguese: zona desmilitarizada f
Russian: демилитаризо́ванная зо́на f (demilitarizóvannaja zóna)
Serbo-Croatian: demilitarizirana zona
Spanish: zona desmilitarizada f
Ukrainian: демілітаризована зона (demilitaryzovana zona)
Vietnamese: khu phi quân sự, giới tuyến quân sự, vùng phi quân sự

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