site
Elementary (A2)
IPA: /saɪt/
KK: /saɪt/
noun
Definition
A location or area where something is situated or occurs, such as a building, event, or historical place.
Example
The construction crew arrived at the site early in the morning to begin work.
Conversation
Have you checked out the new site for our project?
Not yet, but I heard it's really user-friendly.
Yeah, it has all the features we need to make it easier to collaborate.
That sounds great! I can't wait to see how it all comes together.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
location
place
spot
Antonyms
nonplace
dislocation
remoteness
transitive verb
Definition
To place or locate something in a specific position or area.
Example
The architect sited the new building near the park.
Tense Forms
Past: sited
Past Participle: sited
Conversation
Did you know they site the new park right next to the river?
Really? That sounds like a beautiful location.
Yeah, it’s supposed to have great views and walking paths.
Root Explanation
Site → It originates from Old French *site* (meaning a place or location), which in turn comes from Latin *situs* (meaning position or location). The word 'site' refers to a specific location or place.
Memory Tip
Think of 'site' as a specific 'place' — it helps you remember that a site is a location.
Visually Confused Words
suite
stite
spite
snite
smite
slite
skite
sixte