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on-site vs on-the-spot Hi! I was wondering if anyone could explain to me the difference between 'on-site' and 'on-the-spot' (in sense of location). Do they both have the same meaning? If so, which do you prefer? Thank you in advance!
Feb 22, 2015 2:06 AM
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'On the spot' refers to time, rather than location. If do a repair, for example, 'on the spot', it means immediately. 'On-site' is a term used work contexts to mean in that something happens, or is located, at the site in question rather than at another site. For example, a large production facility may have an 'on-site' maintenance team, whereas a smaller one may have to call in maintenance personnel from elsewhere if needed.
February 22, 2015
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