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Definition of situated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
locationlocated in a specific place or position
- The hotel is situated near the beach.
2.
condition specificexisting in a particular condition or circumstance
- He felt well situated in his new job..
Expressions with situated
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having a good location for convenience
The hotel is well-situated near the beach.
Origin of situated
Latin, situare (to place)
Terms with situated included in their meaning
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physical location
location where someone lives or an organization is situated
location
situated at the lowest point or part
ground floor
situated on the ground floor of a building
location
situated in or towards the east
maps
be placed or situated in a location
location
situated in the northern part of a place
location
situated in or towards the north
location
situated directly across from something else
spatial position
situated on an outer surface, not in the inner or central area
architecture
situated on a higher floor of a building
position
situated or occurring at a lower level
inside location
situated on the inside
location
situated in a particular spot or position
geography
situated on higher ground or more northerly
intermediate position
situated somewhere between two extremes or categories
not coastal
situated away from the coast
location
situated on the inside or inner part
location
be situated next to something
geography
situated lower than nearby areas
equally distant
situated at an equal distance between two points
remote location
situated far from a center
medical
situated on or relating to the top part of the back
resting state
position or manner in which something is situated
position
situated near the ground or sea level
Examples of situated in a sentence
Our office is situated on the top floor. She felt situated in her new apartment. The company is well situated to grow.
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- French:situé, ...
- German:gelegen, gut platziert, ...
- Italian:situato, ...
- Spanish:situado, ...
- Portuguese:situado, ...
- Chinese:位于的, 处于...的, ...
- Japanese:位置している, 置かれている, ...
- Arabic:واقِع, مُسْتَقِر, ...
- Hebrew:מְמוּקָם, מָצוּי, ...
- Russian:расположенный, ...
- Ukrainian:розташований, добре влаштований, ...
- Hindi:स्थित, स्थितिप्राप्त, ...
Definition of situate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
locationplace something in a physical location
- They situate the statue in the park.
2.
contextual understandingrelate an idea to a particular context
- The teacher situates the theory within modern science.
3.
geographyRare determine the location as if by a surveyRare
- The engineers situate the boundaries of the property.
Adjective
heraldryDated UK located in a stated place within a coat of armsDated UK
- The crest shows a lion situate on a silver hill.
Origin of situate
Latin, situare (to place)
Examples of situate in a sentence
We need to situate the furniture before the guests arrive. She situates her argument within historical events. He situates the novel in the context of war. They situate the new park near the river. The team will situate the monument in the town square. A stag proper situate above three waves azure.
An eagle displayed situate upon a chevron argent.
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- French:placer, situé, ...
- German:platzieren, gestellt, ...
- Italian:posizionare, posto, ...
- Spanish:situar, situado, ...
- Portuguese:colocar, sito, ...
- Chinese:放置, 位于...的, ...
- Japanese:配置する, 配された, ...
- Arabic:وَضَعَ, واقِع, ...
- Hebrew:לְמַקֵּם, מוּצָב, ...
- Russian:размещать, расположенный, ...
- Ukrainian:розміщувати, розміщений, ...
- Hindi:रखना, स्थित, ...
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