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Перевод: site

[существительное]
место; местоположение; местонахождение; участок ; положение;
[глагол]
располагать; выбирать место

Тезаурус:

1. Some zones, such as that at Clydebank, consisted of one large site.
2. Gowing goes on to indicate the health hazard arising from the intense alpha activity of polonium at the Windscale site: "Alpha handling procedures had to be greatly upgraded to deal with polonium, and for a time everyone had to work with respirators
3. In the next essay too, the concept of the female body as a site for conflict is taken up again, in an examination of nineteenth-century medicine and its view of the female.
4. We will provide 55 million towards the preparation of the site and key facilities in the first stage of the bid, and we will ensure that the project, whether successful or not, contributes to the effective regeneration of East Manchester.
5. The WRAC Centre helicopter landing site is often used by visiting dignitaries, and as he leaves the Minister tells the Adjutant that he wishes to visit the unit in the autumn.
6. On the other side of the road at 18/402 is a house of 1770 by Palliardi and next door was the site of a famous bookshop and printer's, Kramerius.
7. We gave our regards to Broad Street on 27 June 1986 when the last train pulled out, the site required for redevelopment.
8. The low price paid for the site has prompted the European Commission to demand a revaluation, but the Senate (city government) is confident that the project will go ahead.
9. In the City, numerous roads around the blast site at St Mary Axe remained cordoned off last night.
10. The present Church of Ireland Church of the Ascension is probably built very near, but not actually on, the pre-Reformation site.
11. An effort was made to set up the stud in a more favoured, not to say more conventional, site in the foothills of the Nilgiris.
12. In 1989, historians and archaeologists using these new techniques discovered that Stamford was built on the site of an ancient geomantic earthwork representing a running bull.
13. When Burgess revisionism started in the 1960s, the site in Canada was unique.