off-site
off-site
Definition
off·-site (ôf′sīt′)
adjective, adverb
on or at another site, apart from the site of a particular activity or happening parts assembled off-site
off-site
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- store: Should you store a backup off-site in case the building is severely damaged?
- construct: This has not been the case with near-shore devices that have been constructed largely off-site.
- manufacture: Modular construction involves manufacturing a building off-site in a controlled factory environment.
- hold: Residential training for disabled applicants must be held off-site.
- build: Domestic dwellings would therefore be deliberately built off-site prime ground - in locations we now consider marginal.
- spend: You do not need to spend time off-site to train and you can be sure of consistency in course content and standards.
Adjective modifier
- on-site: They work on-site, off-site, near-shore, offshore, to provide customized IT solutions for companies in several industry sectors.
- available: Some material in electronic form is available off-site to registered members of UCL via an authentication system called ' Athens ' .
Modifies a noun
- prefabrication: Contemporary construction techniques such as off-site prefabrication and cutting have tended to work in favor of PVC.
- fabrication: For the first time in the UK, the process brought together three off-site fabrication processes into one scheme.
- backup: It can also be used for off-site backups at remote storage sites.
- back-up: Most organizations with sensitive data also keep off-site back-ups.
- highway: A transport assessment will be required to assess the need for any off-site highway works and improvements to encourage non-car modes of travel.
- storage: We can also help you with off-site storage for your records.
Noun used with modifier
- waste: More typically, your school generates, stores and sends hazardous waste off-site for disposal.
- day: Thus HMT might involve a maximum of 20 additional days off-site spread over a 2 - 4 year period.
- place: SECURITY NOTE: All credit card transactions will take place off-site on a secure location powered by SecPay for maximum safety.
- parking: The price was £ 1 cheaper than parking off-site.
- datum: Storing data off-site has suddenly moved from luxury to necessity.
- material: There would be five regional depositories for the housing of less-used materials off-site.
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