site in Latin
site in Latin is situs — site means the particular place where something is, was, or will be located.
site in Latin
situs
The place where anything is fixed; situation; local position
What does "site" mean?
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noun The particular place where something is, was, or will be located.
"Archaeologists discovered the site of an ancient Roman villa."
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noun A collection of pages on the internet; a website.
"You can find our opening hours on the company site."
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verb To choose a location for a building or project and place it there.
"The new factory was sited close to the motorway for easy deliveries."
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site in a sentence
- Archaeologists discovered the site of an ancient Roman villa.
- This field has been chosen as the site for the new hospital.
- You can find our opening hours on the company site.
- The new factory was sited close to the motorway for easy deliveries.
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What is "site" in Latin?
"site" in Latin is situs. site means: The particular place where something is, was, or will be located.
How do you use "site" in a sentence?
Example: "Archaeologists discovered the site of an ancient Roman villa." In Latin, "site" is situs.
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