site

site
noun
1 piece of land where a building was/is/will be
ADJECTIVE
▪ good, prime (esp. BrE)
▪

houses built on prime sites with stunning views

▪ designated, possible, potential, proposed, suitable
▪

some potential sites for the new business

▪ building (esp. BrE), construction (esp. AmE), development (esp. BrE)
▪ demolition
▪ derelict (BrE)
▪ industrial, manufacturing
▪ commercial
▪ factory, hospital, school, etc. (esp. BrE)
▪ protected
▪ brownfield, greenfield (both BrE)
▪ 5-acre, 20-hectare, etc.
VERB + SITE
▪ allocate (BrE), choose, designate, earmark (BrE), select
▪

The site is designated for housing.

▪

The council has earmarked the site for possible redevelopment.

▪ find, identify, locate, look for
▪ acquire (esp. BrE), buy, purchase
▪

A local company has recently acquired the site.

▪ lease (esp. BrE)
▪

The site was leased from another company.

▪

The supermarket chain agreed to lease the site to a non-food retailer.

▪ inspect
▪ clear, prepare
▪

The site is being cleared for development.

▪ build on, develop
▪

Nothing can be built on this site.

▪ occupy
▪

The site is presently occupied by offices.

▪ stand on
▪

The school stands on the site of an ancient settlement.

SITE + VERB
▪ belong to sb
SITE + NOUN
▪ manager (esp. BrE), supervisor
▪ owner
▪ inspection
PREPOSITION
▪ at a/the site
▪

The factory will be built at a site to the north of the city.

▪ in a/the site
▪

The hotel is in a prime site overlooking the sea.

▪ on (a/the) site
▪

Hard hats must be worn on site.

▪

He was injured on a construction site.

2 place where sth happened or that is used for sth
ADJECTIVE
▪ ancient, archaeological, historic, historical, prehistoric
▪ important
▪ holy, sacred
▪ sensitive
▪

an extremely sensitive site of national importance

▪ remote
▪ accident, bomb, crash, disaster
▪ civic-amenity (BrE), dump, landfill (BrE), waste-disposal
▪

The new civic-amenity sites will allow the recycling of 600 tons of material every year.

▪

a waste-disposal site on the edge of town

▪ training
▪ burial, grave
▪

Many of these ancient burial sites were destroyed in the last century.

▪ excavation
▪ landing, launch
▪ test
▪

the test site for the atom bomb

▪ camp (usually campsite), camping, caravan (all BrE)
▪ picnic (esp. BrE)
▪ allotment (BrE)
▪ dive, wreck
▪

Gozo has some of the best dive sites in the Mediterranean.

▪ breeding, nest, nesting
▪ park-and-ride (BrE)
▪

The park-and-ride site has been designed to reduce traffic congestion in central Manchester.

VERB + SITE
▪ visit
▪

The president is to visit the crash site later today.

▪ disturb, remove sth from, steal sth from
▪

penalties for disturbing ancient sites

▪ excavate
3 on the Internet ⇨ See also ↑website
ADJECTIVE
▪ Internet, online, Web (usually website), WWW
▪

online dating sites

▪ official
▪

the official website of the New York Yankees

▪ personal
▪

I am redesigning my personal site this month.

▪ free
▪

a free site devoted to tropical fish

▪ home
▪ major
▪

major news sites

▪ favourite/favorite
▪ informative, useful
▪

Harvard Law has a very useful and informative site.

▪ interactive
▪ portal, search
▪

one of the major search sites

▪ content
▪

entertainment content sites

▪ download
▪

a music download site

▪ business, commercial, corporate, e-commerce
▪ government
▪ auction, gambling, gaming, media, music, news, newspaper, review, shopping, travel
▪

online music review sites

▪ blog, chat, community, dating, social-networking
▪ adult, porn (informal), pornographic
▪ fan
▪

a Harry Potter fan site

▪ hate
▪

He saw the photo on a right-wing hate site.

▪ destination
▪ linked
▪ mirror
▪ sister
▪

You can go to ePay Music, a music-specific sister site to ePay.

▪ password-protected
▪

Users log onto a password-protected Internet site.

VERB + SITE
▪ access, check, check out (informal), view, visit
▪ browse, navigate, search, surf
▪

Their site is easy to navigate.

▪ search for
▪ crawl
▪

The search engine crawls the site for relevant keywords.

▪ find, identify
▪ build, create, design, develop, set up
▪ maintain, operate, run
▪ update
▪

The official site is updated on a regular basis.

▪ redesign
▪ host, own
▪ bookmark
▪

I have bookmarked your site for future reading.

▪ rank
▪

Search engines rank sites through a variety of methods.

▪ block
▪

The government tries to block foreign sites deemed subversive.

▪ promote
SITE + VERB
▪ be dedicated to sth, be devoted to sth
▪

a site devoted to health issues

▪ contain sth, feature sth, include sth
▪

The site contains information on local services.

▪ offer sth
▪

The site offers used equipment for sale.

▪ link to sth
▪

the number of sites that link to your website

SITE + NOUN
▪ map
▪

A site map lists and links to all pages on your website.

▪ design
▪ content
▪ link
▪ search
▪ administrator, owner
▪ visitor
▪ designer
PREPOSITION
▪ at a/the site
▪

At this site you'll find all the latest news and gossip.

▪ in a/the site
▪

Check out the links in our home site.

▪ on a/the site
▪

The software sells on the site for $29.95.

▪ site about
▪

sites about Japan

▪ site for
▪

the most popular sites for children

▪ site on
▪

I'm searching for sites on aromatherapy.


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