site
- noun
- /saɪt/
- Texting
- It's the number one job search site for six figure jobs.
- a networking site
- a social site
- an internet site
This was a actual GAMBLING SITE, one of the major ones.
- This was a actual GAMBLING SITE, one of the major ones.
- This is a real site for fake vampires, correct.
- S It is a satire site that is tap the vein.
Examples
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You can find useful gardening tips on my new site dedicated to plant care.
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You just answer a few questions and your site is almost ready to go.
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I got this one online from a site called Fast Growing Trees.
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So you can see what's missing on your site and and make those changes.
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Let's look at this online site and the kinds of questions it asks.
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Many websites for writers or social networking sites offer a free membership as well as an upgraded version.
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He is the owner of the site bullyville.com.
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Azaadville is the fourth holiest Muslim site in the world.
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The site for the upcoming tech conference will be announced next week.
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Her blog is a popular site for advice on healthy cooking and nutrition.
Synonyms
A group of web pages under one web address you can visit online
A place on the internet with web pages under one address
Compounds
A piece of land where people plan to make or are making houses and other structures
An area in Lower Manhattan where the World Trade Center stood before 2001, now a rebuilt complex with memorials
- Formal
A place in the United States where people dumped dangerous waste and the government must clean it up
- Specialized
A part of an enzyme or antibody where molecules attach and reactions start
- Specialized
A place polluted by toxic waste with no person or company responsible for cleaning it
How Large
Surface Forms
Etymology
Site comes from the Latin word situs that means 'place'. A helpful way to remember the internet meaning is to think of a web site as a 'place' on the internet, which is why a website is a place with pages and information.