Translation
to be situated, to lie (in a place)
Word origin
From Latin situs ('position, site'), the root behind French situer and English situate. The related noun situacio shares the root but took its own page in the frequency list.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- situs
- English cognates
- site, situate, situation
Examples
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The hotel is situated next to the railway station.
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Our house lies by the river.
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The village is situated between two mountains.
is only for things fixed in place - buildings, towns, mountains. A town by a river; a lost key merely under the sofa. For people and animals use , , or instead.
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