on-site Definition
on-site (än′sīt′)
adjective, adverb
on or at the site of a particular activity or happening an on-site inspection
on-site Usage Examples
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- provide: Computacenter delivered this mission-critical managed service by using existing dedicated facilities, such as its Service Operation Center, and providing support staff on-site.
- have: But it would have been nice to have a parking attendant on-site for any questions.
- take: Lots of the activities take place on-site, the rest are just a short coach ride away.
- spend: This obviously gives the Consultant the opportunity to make system changes in his office, and spend less time on-site updating the devices.
Modifying Another Word
- either: They can be marked either on-site or after bundling has taken place.
- also: All types of rubbish cleared from private homes, business premises, also on-site clearance.
- already: Additionally, large quantities of Siemens equipment were employed already on-site and were fully supported by the package.
Infinitive complement
ensure: Many of the products are purchased on-site to ensure the best quality at the best prices.
Modifies a noun
- parking: In addition there is on-site parking for up to 80 cars.
- warranty: Its 3 year on-site swap warranty will give you peace of mind.
- inspection: Following on-site inspections, sales will proceed by sealed bid.
- renewables: The majority of them have set a requirement for 10 per cent. on-site renewables, where it is viable.
- gym: With allocated parking, on-site gym & concierge facilities.
- laborif: Three years even on-site laborif you expedite delivery of.
Used with adjective complement
- arrive: We arrived on-site at around 10 a.m. on a glorious, sunny day in the mid-80's.
- locate: Thoresby Hall & Spa Grounds: : Located on-site The Hall is surrounded by Thoresby Park which is more than 12 miles in circumference.
- install: We are therefore developing a new unit " in house " , the hardware for which will be installed on-site.
- deliver: Advantage is able to do deliver on-site Microsoft Dynamics training to suit your specific requirements wherever you need our support.
- live: For the duration of the show the celebrities will live on-site at the stables in Braintree.
- store: Digital recordings stored on-site, e.g. on an establishment's central server, may only be accessed from on-site terminals.
Browse dictionary entries near on-site
- ‹ on-screen
- ‹ on or before
- ‹ on or about
- ‹ on-hook
- ‹ on-glide
- ‹ On-Demand Scanner
- ‹ on demand
- ‹ on and off
- ‹ on all fours
- ‹ on-air
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- on the brief ›
- on the merits ›
- on the pleadings ›
- onager ›
- onanism ›
- onboard ›
- once ›
- once and for all ›
- once in a while ›

