英语词汇site的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

site AC /saɪt/ noun 1. a place that is used for something or where something important or interesting happenedadjectives/nouns + sitea building/construction site The field is now a building site.a historic site There are numerous historic sites to visit.an ancient site The organization maintains and restores ancient sites, castles, monuments etc.an archaeological site BrE an archeological site AmE (=containing remains from people who lived long ago) Archaeological sites are often discovered by accident.a burial site (=the place where someone is buried) They believe that the abbey is the burial site of King Arthur.the crash site (=where a plane etc crashed) Wreckage was seen 200 metres away from the crash site.a sacred site (=a place that is important in a religion) Ayers Rock is the most sacred site of the Aborigines.a brownfield site BrE (=a piece of land that has been built on before) The majority of the houses will be built on brownfield sites.a bomb site (=where a bomb has exploded) Her room looked like a bomb site.a greenfield site BrE (=a piece of land that has never been built on) We want to shift the balance of housing development from greenfield to brownfield sites.a caravan site BrE A well-run caravan site near the river brings holidaymakers into the village.a landfill site (=where rubbish is buried) Recycling reduces the volume of waste which goes into landfill sites.an industrial site (=where factories are) The area is to be redeveloped as an industrial site.a nesting site (=where birds make their nests) Normally the male swan won’t let other swans near the nesting site.a missile site (=where missiles are kept and launched) There were photos of a missile site under construction.a World Heritage site (=a place that the United Nations has decided is extremely important and must be protected) Bath was officially recognised as a World Heritage Site in 1987.Campsite is usually written as one word.verbsbe the site of sth Chernobyl was the site of the world’s worst nuclear accident.visit a site He had visited many of the historic sites in Egypt.occupy a site A gallery now occupies the site where the church once stood.develop a site The council plans to develop the site and build a new concert hall.prepositionson a site There has been a paper mill on this site for over 200 years.the site of sth The house is built near the site of a medieval prison.2. a website See → website

词组	site
释义	site AC /saɪt/ noun 1. a place that is used for something or where something important or interesting happenedadjectives/nouns + sitea building/construction site The field is now a building site.a historic site There are numerous historic sites to visit.an ancient site The organization maintains and restores ancient sites, castles, monuments etc.an archaeological site BrE an archeological site AmE (=containing remains from people who lived long ago) Archaeological sites are often discovered by accident.a burial site (=the place where someone is buried) They believe that the abbey is the burial site of King Arthur.the crash site (=where a plane etc crashed) Wreckage was seen 200 metres away from the crash site.a sacred site (=a place that is important in a religion) Ayers Rock is the most sacred site of the Aborigines.a brownfield site BrE (=a piece of land that has been built on before) The majority of the houses will be built on brownfield sites.a bomb site (=where a bomb has exploded) Her room looked like a bomb site.a greenfield site BrE (=a piece of land that has never been built on) We want to shift the balance of housing development from greenfield to brownfield sites.a caravan site BrE A well-run caravan site near the river brings holidaymakers into the village.a landfill site (=where rubbish is buried) Recycling reduces the volume of waste which goes into landfill sites.an industrial site (=where factories are) The area is to be redeveloped as an industrial site.a nesting site (=where birds make their nests) Normally the male swan won’t let other swans near the nesting site.a missile site (=where missiles are kept and launched) There were photos of a missile site under construction.a World Heritage site (=a place that the United Nations has decided is extremely important and must be protected) Bath was officially recognised as a World Heritage Site in 1987.Campsite is usually written as one word.verbsbe the site of sth Chernobyl was the site of the world’s worst nuclear accident.visit a site He had visited many of the historic sites in Egypt.occupy a site A gallery now occupies the site where the church once stood.develop a site The council plans to develop the site and build a new concert hall.prepositionson a site There has been a paper mill on this site for over 200 years.the site of sth The house is built near the site of a medieval prison.2. a website See → website
随便看	permission permit perpetual persecution persevere persist persistent person personal personality personnel perspective persuade persuasion pertinent pessimistic pet petition petrol petty phase phenomenon philosophy phone photocopy