Sites: meaning, definitions and examples

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sites

 

[ saɪts ]

Noun / Verb
Context #1 | Noun

web development

Websites are online locations where information is organized and displayed for users to access. They can vary in complexity from simple static pages to interactive web applications.

Synonyms

online location, web platform, webpage

Examples of usage

  • We visited several sites to research our project.
  • This site has a user-friendly interface.
  • The site crashed due to high traffic.
  • The site's layout is clean and easy to navigate.
  • I bookmarked the site for future reference.
Context #2 | Noun

archaeology

In archaeology, a site refers to a place where evidence of past human activity is found, such as artifacts, structures, or features.

Synonyms

archaeological site, dig site, historical site

Examples of usage

  • The excavation revealed a significant archaeological site.
  • This site dates back to the Bronze Age.
  • The team discovered a prehistoric site in the valley.
  • The site provided valuable insights into ancient civilizations.
  • Preservation of the site is crucial for future research.
Context #3 | Verb

construction

To site something is to choose and designate a specific location for a building, structure, or project.

Synonyms

locate, place, position

Examples of usage

  • The architect sited the new library in the town center.
  • We need to site the playground away from the road.
  • The company decided to site the factory near the river.
  • They carefully sited the solar panels for maximum efficiency.
  • She sited the gazebo in the corner of the garden.

Translations

Translations of the word "sites" in other languages:

🇵🇹 sites

🇮🇳 साइट्स

🇩🇪 Seiten

🇮🇩 situs

🇺🇦 сайти

🇵🇱 strony

🇯🇵 サイト

🇫🇷 sites

🇪🇸 sitios

🇹🇷 siteler

🇰🇷 사이트

🇸🇦 مواقع

🇨🇿 stránky

🇸🇰 stránky

🇨🇳 网站

🇸🇮 spletna mesta

🇮🇸 síður

🇰🇿 сайттар

🇬🇪 საიტები

🇦🇿 saytlar

🇲🇽 sitios

Word origin

The word 'sites' originated from the Latin word 'situs,' meaning 'location' or 'position.' Over time, it evolved to encompass various meanings related to physical locations, online platforms, and archaeological discoveries. The concept of sites has become integral to fields such as web development, archaeology, and construction, highlighting the importance of designated areas in different contexts.

See also: website.