base in



base in

v.
1. To operate from some location. Used chiefly in the passive: Our company is based in Fresno.
2. To establish or found something in some location: We based our organization in the heart of the city.
3. To have something as a foundation or origin: The linguist based the analysis of the sentence structure in a standard framework.
See also: base

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Sirvard-Armenian
Tsukikotsoo-kee-koJapanese
Bernardetta-Italian
Marzanna (1)-Polish
Jaak-Estonian, Flemish
Dewey['dju:i]