site — a place where a particular activity is happening or has happened
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a place where a particular activity is happening or has happened
Pronunciation (IPA): /saɪt/
Example Sentences
- The archaeological site revealed ancient pottery from 2000 years ago.
- My grandmother thinks every website is called 'the Google site.'
- The picnic site was perfect until the ants discovered our sandwiches.
site
NOUN[/saɪt/]
a place where a particular activity is happening or has happened
Workers pour concrete at the construction site as the new tower begins to rise.
At the construction site, checking the sight in morning light!
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'situs' meaning 'position' or 'location,' referring to a place or position where something is situated or occurs.
Breakdown
Latin 'situs' (position, location) = site
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📝Examples
“The archaeological site revealed ancient pottery from 2000 years ago.”
“My grandmother thinks every website is called 'the Google site.'”
“The picnic site was perfect until the ants discovered our sandwiches.”
“They will site the new shopping mall downtown.”
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