Définition "site" dans le dictionnaire Collins English Dictionary & Thesaurus

site (sites plural & 3rd person present) (siting present participle) (sited past tense & past participle )

1 n-count A site is a piece of ground that is used for a particular purpose or where a particular thing happens.
He became a hod carrier on a building site.

2 n-count The site of an important event is the place where it happened.
Scientists have described the Aral sea as the site of the worst ecological disaster on earth...

3 n-count A site is a piece of ground where something such as a statue or building stands or used to stand.
...the site of Moses' tomb.

4 n-count A site is the same as a website.

5  verb If something is sited in a particular place or position, it is put there or built there.
He said chemical weapons had never been sited in Germany.  be V-ed prep/adv
♦ siting  n-sing
...controls on the siting of gas storage vessels.

6 If someone or something is on site, they are in a particular area or group of buildings where people work, study, or stay.
♦ on site phrase
It is cheaper to have extra building work done when the builder is on site.

7 If someone or something is off site, they are away from a particular area or group of buildings where people work, study, or stay.
♦ off site phrase
There is ample car parking off site.