site for industrial purpose

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• site — ▪ I. site site 1 [saɪt] noun [countable] 1. PROPERTY an area of ground that is used or is going to be used for a particular purpose: • On any building site, falling is the most frequent type of accident. • The Sunnyvale City Council last week… …   Financial and business terms

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