site
noun [ C ]
uk/saɪt/ us INTERNET
a place on the internet where a person, company, or organization can give information about their products or services:
The student activities page is the most viewed page on the college's site.
eBay was founded as the first internet auction site in 1995.
access/search/visit a site
build/create/design a site
host/set up a site
PROPERTY
an area of land or place where a particular business, industrial, manufacturing, etc. activity happens or is planned to happen:
The plant sits on a 37-acre site in a field off a rural road.
We provide generators and small natural-gas compressors for drilling sites.
Plans by a private property company to build offices on a prime site in Kensington face rejection by local councillors.
This is the proposed site for the gasworks.
a building/construction site
See also
brownfield
destination site
greenfield site
mirror site
off-site
onsite adverb
run of site
social networking site
website
worksite
site
verb [ T, usually + adv/prep ]
PROPERTY formal uk/saɪt/ usto build something in a particular place:
be sited The wind turbines would be sited about 20 miles offshore.
The rail company does not need planning permission to erect the communications masts as long as they are sited on railway land.
Siting landfills has become more difficult as public awareness grows.