Place синонимы на английском

Определения слова place
- место.
  - en (помета.)

Синонимы к слову place

- apartment
- area
- arrange
- categorize
- cause to be in
- consign
- dwelling
- file
- home
- house
- identify
- lay
- leave
- locate
- location
- point
- position
- put
- rank
- residence
- rest
- room
- set
- site
- situate
- situation
- space
- spot
- station
- status

Фразеологизмы для слова place

- take place
- go places
- in the first place

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placenoun

Synonyms:
achieve, make
placenoun

To put (an object or person) in a specific location.

He placed the glass on the table.

Synonyms:
location, deposit, lay, lay down, put down, position, situation, spot
placenoun

To earn a given spot in a competition.

The win against the Mets placed the Cowboys in third place in the league.

Synonyms:
plaza, square, piazza, courtyard
placenoun

To sing (a note) with the correct pitch.

We asked the restaurant to give us a table with three places.

Synonyms:
seat, reach
placenoun

To arrange for or to make (a bet).

I’m in a strange place at the moment.

Synonyms:
mood, mindset, frame of mind

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place

Put is the most general term for bringing an object to some point or within some space, however exactly or loosely; we may put a horse in a pasture, or put a bullet in a rifle or into an enemy. Place denotes more careful movement and more exact location; as, to place a crown on one’s head, or a garrison in a city. To lay is to place in a horizontal position; to set is to place in an upright position; we lay a cloth, and set a dish upon a table. To deposit is to put in a place of security for future use; as, to deposit money in a bank; the original sense, to lay down or let down (quietly), is also common; as, the stream deposits sediment.

Synonyms:
deposit, lay, put, set

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place

Synonyms:
locate, assign, fix, establish, settle, attribute, situate

Antonyms:
disturb, remove, unsettle, disarrange, disestablish, misplace, misattribute, misassign, uproot, transplant, extirpate, eradicate, transport

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topographic point, place, spotnoun

a point located with respect to surface features of some region

«this is a nice place for a picnic»; «a bright spot on a planet»

Synonyms:
touch, billet, berth, seat, lieu, place, spot, plaza, station, dapple, post, property, space, spotlight, topographic point, point, shoes, position, smear, bit, fleck, blank space, slur, maculation, daub, speckle, smudge, home, stead, smirch, situation, piazza, office, stain, pip, patch, blot
place, propertynoun

any area set aside for a particular purpose

«who owns this place?»; «the president was concerned about the property across from the White House»

Synonyms:
belongings, property, dimension, shoes, post, topographic point, place, prop, station, plaza, home, stead, space, holding, position, office, blank space, attribute, lieu, seat, spot, piazza, situation, berth, billet
placenoun

an abstract mental location

«he has a special place in my thoughts»; «a place in my heart»; «a political system with no place for the less prominent groups»

Synonyms:
property, shoes, post, topographic point, station, plaza, home, stead, space, position, office, blank space, lieu, seat, spot, piazza, situation, berth, billet
placenoun

a general vicinity

«He comes from a place near Chicago»

Synonyms:
property, shoes, post, topographic point, station, plaza, home, stead, space, position, office, blank space, lieu, seat, spot, piazza, situation, berth, billet
stead, position, place, lieunoun

the post or function properly or customarily occupied or served by another

«can you go in my stead?»; «took his place»; «in lieu of»

Synonyms:
stance, billet, berth, seat, lieu, place, spot, perspective, locating, plaza, station, view, post, property, space, topographic point, shoes, location, position, spatial relation, status, positioning, blank space, posture, military position, attitude, placement, home, emplacement, stead, situation, side, piazza, office
place, shoesnoun

a particular situation

«If you were in my place what would you do?»

Synonyms:
property, shoes, post, topographic point, place, station, plaza, home, stead, space, position, office, blank space, lieu, seat, spot, piazza, situation, berth, billet
home, placenoun

where you live at a particular time

«deliver the package to my home»; «he doesn’t have a home to go to»; «your place or mine?»

Synonyms:
domicile, billet, berth, seat, lieu, place, spot, base, plaza, station, plate, post, property, home base, space, topographic point, shoes, position, home plate, household, habitation, family, nursing home, blank space, abode, home, rest home, menage, stead, situation, piazza, office, house, dwelling house, dwelling
position, post, berth, office, spot, billet, place, situationnoun

a job in an organization

«he occupied a post in the treasury»

Synonyms:
stance, state of affairs, touch, billet, short letter, berth, seat, lieu, place, spot, perspective, locating, mail, bureau, authority, role, home, station, function, view, post, plaza, property, piazza, mooring, spotlight, topographic point, point, mail service, part, note, position, spatial relation, bunk, power, dapple, speckle, status, positioning, government agency, fleck, agency, blank space, posture, smear, moorage, site, slip, business office, slur, military position, maculation, attitude, daub, placement, bit, smudge, line, emplacement, space, stead, postal service, smirch, office staff, situation, side, location, office, stain, federal agency, pip, stake, built in bed, military post, shoes, patch, blot
position, placenoun

the particular portion of space occupied by something

«he put the lamp back in its place»

Synonyms:
stance, billet, berth, seat, lieu, place, spot, perspective, locating, plaza, station, view, post, property, space, topographic point, shoes, location, position, spatial relation, status, positioning, blank space, posture, military position, attitude, placement, home, emplacement, stead, situation, side, piazza, office
place, stationnoun

proper or designated social situation

«he overstepped his place»; «the responsibilities of a man in his station»; «married above her station»

Synonyms:
property, shoes, post, topographic point, place, station, plaza, home, stead, space, position, office, blank space, lieu, seat, spot, piazza, situation, berth, billet
seat, placenoun

a space reserved for sitting (as in a theater or on a train or airplane)

«he booked their seats in advance»; «he sat in someone else’s place»

Synonyms:
fanny, berth, tail, seat, lieu, place, spot, rear end, billet, can, nates, station, situation, post, property, fundament, space, topographic point, posterior, buttocks, behind, position, stern, bottom, backside, bum, buns, hindquarters, plaza, tail end, derriere, tooshie, stead, butt, hind end, rump, shoes, keister, ass, prat, arse, rear, blank space, piazza, office, tush, home
placenoun

the passage that is being read

«he lost his place on the page»

Synonyms:
property, shoes, post, topographic point, station, plaza, home, stead, space, position, office, blank space, lieu, seat, spot, piazza, situation, berth, billet
placenoun

proper or appropriate position or location

«a woman’s place is no longer in the kitchen»

Synonyms:
property, shoes, post, topographic point, station, plaza, home, stead, space, position, office, blank space, lieu, seat, spot, piazza, situation, berth, billet
plaza, place, piazzanoun

a public square with room for pedestrians

«they met at Elm Plaza»; «Grosvenor Place»

Synonyms:
property, shoes, post, topographic point, place, shopping centre, seat, piazza, plaza, home, stead, mall, station, center, shopping center, position, office, blank space, shopping mall, space, situation, spot, lieu, berth, billet
place, positionnoun

an item on a list or in a sequence

«in the second place»; «moved from third to fifth position»

Synonyms:
stance, billet, berth, seat, lieu, place, spot, perspective, locating, plaza, station, view, post, property, space, topographic point, shoes, location, position, spatial relation, status, positioning, blank space, posture, military position, attitude, placement, home, emplacement, stead, situation, side, piazza, office
space, blank space, placeverb

a blank area

«write your name in the space provided»

Synonyms:
property, blank, shoes, outer space, topographic point, place, seat, station, distance, home, post, quad, spot, infinite, position, office, plaza, billet, lieu, situation, space, piazza, stead, berth, blank space
put, set, place, pose, position, layverb

put into a certain place or abstract location

«Put your things here»; «Set the tray down»; «Set the dogs on the scent of the missing children»; «Place emphasis on a certain point»

Synonyms:
sit, site, redact, gear up, fructify, send, mystify, put down, coiffure, plant, cast, put, prepare, do, rank, frame, place, impersonate, fix, countersink, arrange, stick, set up, define, station, gravel, aim, repose, amaze, beat, posture, come out, dress, typeset, localise, dumbfound, localize, mark, go under, point, locate, specify, correct, bewilder, set, personate, position, come in, rate, sic, range, limit, jell, grade, present, coiffe, post, baffle, lay, pose, vex, coif, commit, direct, perplex, stupefy, flummox, ready, rig, get, order, invest, identify, determine, target, puzzle, model, go down, congeal, assign, lay out, couch, adjust, nonplus
placeverb

place somebody in a particular situation or location

«he was placed on probation»

Synonyms:
put, come out, grade, aim, set, pose, locate, lay, invest, range, localize, order, site, rank, rate, direct, station, identify, position, send, commit, target, come in, post, point, localise
rate, rank, range, order, grade, placeverb

assign a rank or rating to

«how would you rank these students?»; «The restaurant is rated highly in the food guide»

Synonyms:
roll, vagabond, dictate, score, rank, ramble, mark, set up, identify, localize, range, enjoin, run, target, stray, rove, tell, post, station, place, browse, point, come in, regulate, array, graze, say, govern, cast, straddle, arrange, send, pasture, lay, wander, regularize, position, ordinate, aim, ordain, regularise, direct, grade, lay out, swan, site, tramp, value, put, crop, invest, outrank, localise, consecrate, rate, commit, drift, pose, come out, set, prescribe, order, locate, roam, set out
locate, place, siteverb

assign a location to

«The company located some of their agents in Los Angeles»

Synonyms:
put, aim, come out, order, range, set, pose, place, settle, grade, locate, lay, invest, localize, send, site, rank, rate, direct, station, identify, position, turn up, come in, target, situate, post, point, commit, localise
placeverb

to arrange for

«place a phone call»; «place a bet»

Synonyms:
put, come out, grade, aim, set, pose, locate, lay, invest, range, localize, order, site, rank, rate, direct, station, identify, position, send, commit, target, come in, post, point, localise
place, come in, come outverb

take a place in a competition; often followed by an ordinal

«Jerry came in third in the Marathon»

Synonyms:
move into, break through, start, protrude, come, rank, step up, put, show up, go into, range, commit, put in, target, come out of the closet, pop, station, out, go forth, post, place, bulge, throw in, surface, point, come in, step forward, position, aim, come on, step to the fore, come forward, pop out, lay, appear, interject, get into, direct, localize, get in, identify, come to the fore, bug out, inject, push through, egress, erupt, fall out, turn out, emerge, bulge out, invest, enter, turn up, locate, rate, grade, come forth, send, interpose, issue, come out, set, go in, order, site, pose, localise
target, aim, place, direct, pointverb

intend (something) to move towards a certain goal

«He aimed his fists towards his opponent’s face»; «criticism directed at her superior»; «direct your anger towards others, not towards yourself»

Synonyms:
charge, taper, drive, repoint, rank, channelise, get, put, localize, organise, range, commit, target, lead, station, sharpen, maneuver, take, place, signal, designate, point, come in, betoken, position, grade, steer, purpose, take aim, show, train, lay, calculate, engineer, manoeuver, purport, aspire, aim, address, manoeuvre, direct, level, head, identify, organize, channelize, propose, luff, shoot for, draw a bead on, conduct, post, invest, bespeak, locate, rate, orient, send, orchestrate, mastermind, come out, set, guide, order, site, pose, localise, indicate
identify, placeverb

recognize as being; establish the identity of someone or something

«She identified the man on the ‘wanted’ poster»

Synonyms:
put, aim, come out, key out, post, grade, range, set, describe, pose, place, name, locate, lay, invest, localize, send, site, rank, rate, direct, station, identify, position, come in, distinguish, target, discover, order, key, point, commit, localise
placeverb

assign to (a job or a home)

Synonyms:
put, come out, grade, aim, set, pose, locate, lay, invest, range, localize, order, site, rank, rate, direct, station, identify, position, send, commit, target, come in, post, point, localise
set, localize, localise, placeverb

locate

«The film is set in Africa»

Synonyms:
plant, go under, come out, dress, place, prepare, mark, put, identify, localize, coiffe, fix, commit, target, fructify, station, gear up, go down, post, jell, focalise, point, come in, position, grade, arrange, define, specify, lay, correct, countersink, do, determine, coiffure, aim, order, direct, invest, lay out, coif, ready, set up, congeal, sic, rank, locate, rate, limit, send, focalize, set, typeset, adjust, rig, site, pose, localise, range
place, put, setverb

estimate

«We put the time of arrival at 8 P.M.»

Synonyms:
lay out, go under, dress, rank, prepare, mark, put, localize, range, fix, commit, target, fructify, station, gear up, go down, post, place, specify, frame, point, come in, position, aim, arrange, cast, assign, redact, lay, correct, countersink, jell, plant, determine, coiffure, do, define, direct, grade, couch, identify, coif, ready, set up, invest, sic, locate, rate, coiffe, limit, send, rig, come out, set, typeset, adjust, order, site, pose, localise, congeal
place, localize, localiseverb

identify the location or place of

«We localized the source of the infection»

Synonyms:
put, come out, focalize, grade, aim, set, pose, place, focalise, locate, lay, invest, range, localize, order, site, rank, rate, direct, station, identify, position, send, commit, target, come in, post, point, localise
invest, put, commit, placeverb

make an investment

«Put money into bonds»

Synonyms:
dedicate, seat, institutionalize, empower, put, endue, localize, perpetrate, intrust, trust, commit, enthrone, target, vest, post, station, place, frame, point, come in, gift, position, grade, arrange, adorn, assign, pull, lay, institutionalise, give, aim, cast, devote, redact, couch, identify, direct, charge, practice, endow, indue, site, set up, invest, confide, rank, consecrate, rate, clothe, send, induct, entrust, come out, set, order, locate, pose, localise, range
station, post, send, placeverb

assign to a station

Synonyms:
stake, ship, beam, get off, rank, put, mail, localize, range, send off, commit, station, put up, post, place, point, come in, brand, position, grade, target, lay, institutionalise, carry, locate, transport, aim, direct, identify, charge, broadcast, send out, invest, air, rate, institutionalize, send, come out, set, order, site, pose, localise, transmit
placeverb

finish second or better in a horse or dog race

«he bet $2 on number six to place»

Synonyms:
put, come out, grade, aim, set, pose, locate, lay, invest, range, localize, order, site, rank, rate, direct, station, identify, position, send, commit, target, come in, post, point, localise
placeverb

sing a note with the correct pitch

Synonyms:
put, come out, grade, aim, set, pose, locate, lay, invest, range, localize, order, site, rank, rate, direct, station, identify, position, send, commit, target, come in, post, point, localise

Matched Categories

- Assign
- Cognition
- Condition
- Estimate
- Function
- Order
- Passage
- Point
- Public Square
- Race
- Residence
- Sing
- Situate
- Social Station
- Space
- Spend
- Station
- Theater
- Vicinity

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placenoun

Synonyms:
situation, position, locality, location, station, spot, site, ground
placenoun

Synonyms:
office, charge, function, employment, post
placenoun

Synonyms:
rank, standing, grade, condition, occupation, calling
placenoun

Synonyms:
mansion, residence, abode, dwelling seat
placenoun

Synonyms:
town, village, city
placeverb

Synonyms:
put, set, station, lay, settle, deposit, commit, locate, seat, fix, establish, dispose, arrange
placeverb

Synonyms:
invest, put at interest

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placeadjective

Synonyms:
position, site, situation, locality, rendezvous, tryst, duty, function, post, work, office, stead, lieu
placeverb

Synonyms:
deposit, locate, dispose, put, set, station, establish, attribute, impute, ascribe, assign, identify

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List of paraphrases for «place»:

location, venue, site, held, spot, lieu, rise, seat, platz, force, loc, places, position, put, room, rum, scene, apartment, cape, locations, plaza, stead, foremost, local, situ, space, square, placing, conducted, area, pleasure, ground, point, out, house, occur, install, role

How to pronounce plAce?

How to say plAce in sign language?

How to use plAce in a sentence?

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Pablo Picasso:

The artist is a receptacle for emotions that come from all over the place: from the sky, from the earth, from a scrap of paper, from a passing shape, from a spider’s web.
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Governor Mike DeWine:

During this time when we face an unprecedented public health crisis, to conduct an election tomorrow would force poll workers and voters to place themselves at an unacceptable health risk of contracting coronavirus.

Translations for plAce

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مكان, وضعArabic
ме́сцаBelarusian
мя́стоBulgarian
lloc, col·locarCatalan, Valencian
místo, umístit, zařaditCzech
stedDanish
Platz, Stelle, Position, Sitzplatz, Ort, Sitz, Bude, stellen, plazieren, einordnenGerman
τόπος, τοποθεσία, χώρος, πλατεία, θέση, περιοχή, μέρος, σημείοGreek
lokoEsperanto
puesto, casa, lugar, posición, asiento, sitio, plaza, poner, colocarse, entonar, apostar, clasificarse, situar, colocar, contratarSpanish
istekoht, koht, plats, paikEstonian
محل, جایگاه, مقام, پست, جا, جایPersian
paikka, aukio, paikkakunta, kämppä, tehtävä, asia, talot, sija, laittaa, asettaa, sjoittua, paikantaa, sijoittaa, panna, sijoittua, laulaa oikeinFinnish
lieu, endroit, place, placer, arriver, faire, poser, se placer, mettreFrench
plakWestern Frisian
plás, áitIrish
ionad, àiteScottish Gaelic
lugarGalician
מיקום, אזור, בית, מקום, מצב, מיקם, הגיעHebrew
जगहHindi
andwa, koteHaitian Creole
hely, tér, férőhely, ülőhely, helyezni, tenniHungarian
տեղArmenian
lokoIdo
posto, posizione, luogo, piazza, posare, collocare, mettereItalian
מקוםHebrew
位置, 役割, 身分, 場所, 職, 空間, 場, 市場, 感覚, 家, 境遇, 環境, 役目, 仕事, 桁, 地位, 役職, 所, 余地, 広場, 団地, 地方, 席, 居場所, 立場, 定まる, 就職させる, 配置, 置く, 付ける, 収める, 入賞する, 思い当たる, なる, つく, 決まる, 賭ける, 任命, 職を与える, 入れる, 定める, 割り当てるJapanese
ადგილი, მოედანი, მდებარეობა, ადგილ-მდებარეობაGeorgian
ಸ್ಥಳKannada
장소, 곳, 두다Korean
جێگه, der, cih, شوێنKurdish
positio, platea, locus, status, forum, locōLatin
vieta, aikštė, padėtiLithuanian
vieta, sēdvieta, likt, nolikt, iecelt, iekārtotLatvian
wāhi, panga, whakaawe, whakatakotoMāori
ме́сто, пласира, става, сместуваMacedonian
газарMongolian
tempatMalay
plein, huis, thuis, tehuis, plaats, huizen, positie, posities, plaatsenDutch
sted, plass, posisjon, rolle, ståsted, plassere seg, plassere, sette, treffeNorwegian
luec, luòcOccitan
miejsce, placPolish
ځایPashto, Pushto
lugar, posição, praça, região, casa, algarismo, local, vila, área, mentalidade, assento, papel, colocar, pôr, chegar, obter, cantar, apostar, contratar, classificar-se, lembrar-se, entoar, Lugar, colocarPortuguese
churayQuechua
liug, liac, plaz, li, lö, lieu, plazzaRomansh
pătrat, loc, piață, puneRomanian
ме́сто, дом, жили́ще, пози́ция, пло́щадь, до́лжность, положе́ние, положить, помещать, поместить, класть, ставить, поставитьRussian
locu, loguSardinian
mjesto, место, mesto, gajba, мјестоSerbo-Croatian
miestoSlovak
mésto, tŕg, kràj, sédežSlovene
vendAlbanian
säte, gård, plats, post, sittplats, ställe, placering, torg, skaffa, lägga, placera, sätta, anställning, utnämna, erinra, ställaSwedish
pahali, mahailSwahili
స్థలము, నివాసాలు, గృహాలు, జాగా, ఇల్లు, ఎదురు నిలుచు, సభ్యత్వము, బహిరంగ ప్రదేశం, ఇళ్ళు, స్థానము, చోటు, నిలబడుట, జ్ఞప్తికి వచ్చు, పందెము, సాధించు, స్వరశుద్ధమైన పాట, నిర్ణీత ప్రదేశంలో ఉంచు, తగని నియామకంTelugu
บริเวณThai
турTatar
мі́сцеUkrainian
جگہUrdu
nơi, địa điểmVietnamese
plaece, djîsseWalloon
אָרטYiddish
地点Chinese

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apartment
area
berth
city
community
corner
country
district
field
hole
home
house
neighborhood
part
point
position
region
residence
room
seat
site
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finger
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class
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delegate
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name
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ordain
reckon

associate
determine
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finger
indicate
know
nail
peg
pinpoint
remember
spot
tell
determinate
figure out
put one’s finger on
set in context

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WORDS RELATED TO PLACE

administer
affix
anoint
bestow
cover
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massage
paint
place
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rub
smear
spread
touch

appointee
assignment
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candidate
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officeholder
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post
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air
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ties
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1 area, location, locus, point, position, site, situation, spot, station, venue, whereabouts

2 city, district, hamlet, locale, locality, neighbourhood, quarter, region, town, vicinity, village

3 grade, position, rank, station, status

4 appointment, berth (informal) billet (informal) employment, job, position, post

5 abode, apartment, domicile, dwelling, flat, home, house, manor, mansion, pad (slang) property, residence, seat

6 accommodation, room, space, stead

7 affair, charge, concern, duty, function, prerogative, responsibility, right, role

8 in place of as an alternative to, as a substitute for, in exchange for, in lieu of, instead of, taking the place of

9 put (someone) in his place bring down, cut down to size, humble, humiliate, make (someone) eat humble pie, make (someone) swallow his pride, mortify, take down a peg (informal)

10 take place befall, betide, come about, come to pass (archaic) go on, happen, occur, transpire (informal)
vb

11 bung (Brit. slang) deposit, dispose, establish, fix, install, lay, locate, plant, position, put, rest, set, settle, situate, stand, station, stick (informal)

12 arrange, class, classify, grade, group, order, rank, sort

13 associate, identify, know, put one’s finger on, recognize, remember, set in context

14 allocate, appoint, assign, charge, commission, entrust, give

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place

( places plural & 3rd person present) ( placing present participle) ( placed past tense & past participle )

1       n-count   A place is any point, building, area, town, or country.
usu with supp
…Temple Mount, the place where the Temple actually stood., …a list of museums and places of interest…, We’re going to a place called Mont-St-Jean., …the opportunity to visit new places…, The best place to catch fish on a canal is close to a lock…, The pain is always in the same place.

2       n-sing   You can use the place to refer to the point, building, area, town, or country that you have already mentioned.
the N
Except for the remarkably tidy kitchen, the place was a mess…

3       n-count   You can refer to somewhere that provides a service, such as a hotel, restaurant, or institution, as a particular kind of place.
usu with supp
He found a bed-and-breakfast place…, My wife and I discovered some superb places to eat…

4    When something takes place, it happens, especially in a controlled or organized way.
♦
take place      phrase   V inflects
The discussion took place in a famous villa on the lake’s shore…, Elections will now take place on November the twenty-fifth.

5       n-sing   Place can be used after `any’, `no’, `some’, or `every’ to mean `anywhere’, `nowhere’, `somewhere’, or `everywhere’.
  (mainly AM)
INFORMAL   det N
The poor guy obviously didn’t have any place to go for Easter…

6       adv   If you go places, you visit pleasant or interesting places.
  (mainly AM)   ADV after v
I don’t have money to go places…

7       n-count   You can refer to the position where something belongs, or where it is supposed to be, as its place.
poss N
He returned the album to its place on the shelf…, He returned to his place on the sofa.

8       n-count   A place is a seat or position that is available for someone to occupy.
usu with supp
He walked back to the table and sat at the nearest of two empty places…

9       n-count   Someone’s or something’s place in a society, system, or situation is their position in relation to other people or things.
with poss
…the important place of Christianity in our national culture.

10       n-count   Your place in a race or competition is your position in relation to the other competitors. If you are in first place, you are ahead of all the other competitors.
usu sing, usu ord N
Jane’s goals helped Britain win third place in the Barcelona games…

11       n-count   If you get a place in a team, on a committee, or on a course of study, for example, you are accepted as a member of the team or committee or as a student on the course.
usu with supp
I eventually got a place at York University…, They should be in residential care but there are no places available…

12       n-sing   A good placeto do something in a situation or activity is a good time or stage at which to do it.
with supp, oft N to-inf, N for n/-ing
(=time)
It seemed an appropriate place to end somehow…, This is not the place for a lengthy discussion.

13       n-count   Your place is the house or flat where you live.
INFORMAL   usu sing, usu poss N
Let’s all go back to my place!…, He kept encouraging Rosie to find a place of her own.

14       n-count   Your placein a book or speech is the point you have reached in reading the book or making the speech.
usu sing, usu poss N
He lost his place in his notes.

15       n-count   If you say how many decimal places there are in a number, you are saying how many numbers there are to the right of the decimal point.
usu num N
A pocket calculator only works to eight decimal places.

16       verb   If you place something somewhere, you put it in a particular position, especially in a careful, firm, or deliberate way.
Brand folded it in his handkerchief and placed it in the inside pocket of his jacket…      V n prep/adv
Chairs were hastily placed in rows for the parents.      V n prep/adv

17       verb   To place a person or thing in a particular state means to cause them to be in it.
(=put)
Widespread protests have placed the President under serious pressure…      V n prep
The remaining 30 percent of each army will be placed under UN control.      be V-ed prep

18       verb   You can use place instead of `put’ or `lay’ in certain expressions where the meaning is carried by the following noun. For example, if you place emphasison something, you emphasize it, and if you place the blameon someone, you blame them.
(=put)
He placed great emphasis on the importance of family life and ties…      V n on/upon n
His government is placing its faith in international diplomacy.      V n in n

19       verb   If you place someone or something in a particular class or group, you label or judge them in that way.
(=put)
The authorities have placed the drug in Class A, the same category as heroin and cocaine…      V n prep

20       verb   If a competitor is placed first, second, or last, for example, that is their position at the end of a race or competition. In American English, be placed often means `finish in second position’.
usu passive
I had been placed 2nd and 3rd a few times but had never won…      be V-ed ord
Second-placed Auxerre suffered a surprising 2-0 home defeat to Nantes.      ord V-ed

21       verb   If you place an order for a product or for a meal, you ask for it to be sent or brought to you.
It is a good idea to place your order well in advance…      V n
Before placing your order for a meal, study the menu.      V n for n

22       verb   If you place an advertisement in a newspaper, you arrange for the advertisement to appear in the newspaper.
(=put)
They placed an advertisement in the local paper for a secretary.      V n in n, Also V n

23 verb If you place a telephone call to a particular place, you give the telephone operator the number of the person you want to speak to and ask them to connect you.
I’d like to place an overseas call. V n

24 verb If you place a bet, you bet money on something.
For this race, though, he had already placed a bet on one of the horses. V n on n, Also V n

25       verb   If an agency or organization places someone, it finds them a job or somewhere to live.
In 1861, they managed to place fourteen women in paid positions in the colonies…      V n in n
In cases where it proves difficult to place a child, the reception centre provides long-term care.      V n

26 verb If you say that you cannot place someone, you mean that you recognize them but cannot remember exactly who they are or where you have met them before.
It was a voice he recognized, though he could not immediately place it. V n

28    If something is happening all over the place, it is happening in many different places.
♦
all over the place      phrase   PHR after v, v-link PHR
Businesses are closing down all over the place…

29    If things are all over the place, they are spread over a very large area, usually in a disorganized way.
♦
all over the place      phrase   v-link PHR, PHR after v
Our fingerprints are probably all over the place…

30    If you say that someone is all over the place, you mean that they are confused or disorganized, and unable to think clearly or act properly.
  (mainly BRIT)
♦
all over the place      phrase   v-link PHR
He was careful and diligent. I was all over the place.

31    If you change placeswith another person, you start being in their situation or role, and they start being in yours.
♦
change places      phrase   V inflects, pl-n PHR, PHR with n
(=swap)
When he has tried to identify all the items, you can change places, and he can test you…

32    If you have been trying to understand something puzzling and then everything falls into place or clicks into place, you suddenly understand how different pieces of information are connected and everything becomes clearer.
♦
fall/click/fit into place      phrase   V inflects
When the reasons behind the decision were explained, of course, it all fell into place…

33    If things fall into place, events happen naturally to produce a situation you want.
♦
fall into place      phrase   V inflects
Once the decision was made, things fell into place rapidly…

34    If you say that someone is going places, you mean that they are showing a lot of talent or ability and are likely to become very successful.
♦
go places      phrase   V inflects, oft cont
You always knew Barbara was going places, she was different.

35    People in high places are people who have powerful and influential positions in a government, society, or organization.
♦
in high places      phrase   usu n PHR
He had friends in high places…

36    If something is in place, it is in its correct or usual position. If it is out of place, it is not in its correct or usual position.
♦
in place/into place/out of place      phrase   PHR after v, v-link PHR
Geoff hastily pushed the drawer back into place…, Not a strand of her golden hair was out of place.

37    If something such as a law, a policy, or an administrative structure is in place, it is working or able to be used.
♦
in place      phrase   v-link PHR, PHR after v
Similar legislation is already in place in Wales…

38    If one thing or person is used or does something in place of another, they replace the other thing or person.
♦
in place of sth/sb, in sth’s/sb’s place      phrase
Cooked kidney beans can be used in place of French beans…

39    If something has particular characteristics or features in places, it has them at several points within an area.
♦
in places      phrase   PHR with cl/group
The snow along the roadside was six feet deep in places…

40    If you say what you would have done in someone else’s place, you say what you would have done if you had been in their situation and had been experiencing what they were experiencing.
♦
in sb’s place      phrase
In her place I wouldn’t have been able to resist it…, What would you have done in my place, my dear?

41    You say in the first place when you are talking about the beginning of a situation or about the situation as it was before a series of events.
♦
in the first place      phrase   PHR after v
What brought you to Washington in the first place?…

42    You say in the first place and in the second place to introduce the first and second in a series of points or reasons. In the first place can also be used to emphasize a very important point or reason.
♦
in the first/second place      phrase   PHR with cl
In the first place you are not old and in the second place you are a very attractive man…

43    If you say that it is not your placeto do something, you mean that it is not right or appropriate for you to do it, or that it is not your responsibility to do it.
♦
not sb’s place to do sth      phrase   V inflects, usu PHR to-inf
He says that it is not his place to comment on government commitment to further funds…

44    If someone or something seems out of place in a particular situation, they do not seem to belong there or to be suitable for that situation.
♦
out of place      phrase   v-link PHR
I felt out of place in my suit and tie…

45 If you say that someone has found their place in the sun, you mean that they are in a job or a situation where they will be happy and have everything that they want.
♦
place in the sun phrase usu poss PHR

46    If you place one thing above, before, or over another, you think that the first thing is more important than the second and you show this in your behaviour.
♦
place sth above/before/over sth      phrase
(=put)
He continued to place security above all other objectives.

47    If you put someone in their place, you show them that they are less important or clever than they think they are.
♦
put sb in their place      phrase   V inflects
In a few words she had put him in his place.

48    If you say that someone should be shown their place or be kept in their place, you are saying, often in a humorous way, that they should be made aware of their low status.
♦
show sb their place/keep sb in their place      phrase
…an uppity publican who needs to be shown his place.

49    If one thing takes second placeto another, it is considered to be less important and is given less attention than the other thing.
♦
take second place      phrase   V inflects, oft PHR to n
My personal life has had to take second place to my career.

50    If one thing or person takes the place of another or takes another’s place, they replace the other thing or person.
♦
take the place of/take sb’s place      phrase   V inflects
Optimism was gradually taking the place of pessimism…, He eventually took Charlie’s place in a popular Latin band.

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  pride of place
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  pride

hiding place ( hiding places plural ) A hiding place is a place where someone or something can be hidden, or where they are hiding. n-count

meeting place ( meeting places plural ) A meeting place is a place where people meet. n-count

Place
Place is used as part of the name of a square or short street in a town.      n-in-names
…15 Portland Place, London W1A 4DD.

place card ( place cards plural ) A place card is a small card with a person’s name on it which is put on a table at a formal meal to indicate where that person is to sit. n-count

place mat ( place mats plural ) , placemat Place mats are mats that are put on a table before a meal for people to put their plates or bowls on. n-count

place setting ( place settings plural )

1 n-count A place setting is an arrangement of knives, forks, spoons, and glasses that has been laid out on a table for the use of one person at a meal.

2 n-count A place setting of china or of knives, forks, and spoons is a complete set of all the things that one person might use at a meal.
A seven-piece place setting costs about £45.

polling place ( polling places plural ) A polling place is the same as a polling station.
(AM) n-count

resting place ( resting places plural )

1 n-count A resting place is a place where you can stay and rest, usually for a short period of time.
The area was an important resting place for many types of migrant birds.

2       n-count   You can refer to the place where a dead person is buried as their resting place or their final resting place.
usu with poss
The hill is supposed to be the resting place of the legendary King Lud.

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Place
Place is used as part of the name of a square or short street in a town.      n-in-names
…15 Portland Place, London W1A 4DD.

hiding place ( hiding places plural ) A hiding place is a place where someone or something can be hidden, or where they are hiding. n-count

meeting place ( meeting places plural ) A meeting place is a place where people meet. n-count

place ( places plural & 3rd person present) ( placing present participle) ( placed past tense & past participle )

6       adv   If you go places, you visit pleasant or interesting places.
  (mainly AM)   ADV after v
I don’t have money to go places…

8       n-count   A place is a seat or position that is available for someone to occupy.
usu with supp
He walked back to the table and sat at the nearest of two empty places…

13       n-count   Your place is the house or flat where you live.
INFORMAL   usu sing, usu poss N
Let’s all go back to my place!…, He kept encouraging Rosie to find a place of her own.

14       n-count   Your placein a book or speech is the point you have reached in reading the book or making the speech.
usu sing, usu poss N
He lost his place in his notes.

24 verb If you place a bet, you bet money on something.
For this race, though, he had already placed a bet on one of the horses. V n on n, Also V n

51
  →
  pride of place
  →
  pride

place card ( place cards plural ) A place card is a small card with a person’s name on it which is put on a table at a formal meal to indicate where that person is to sit. n-count

place mat ( place mats plural ) , placemat Place mats are mats that are put on a table before a meal for people to put their plates or bowls on. n-count

place setting ( place settings plural )

1 n-count A place setting is an arrangement of knives, forks, spoons, and glasses that has been laid out on a table for the use of one person at a meal.

2 n-count A place setting of china or of knives, forks, and spoons is a complete set of all the things that one person might use at a meal.
A seven-piece place setting costs about £45.

polling place ( polling places plural ) A polling place is the same as a polling station.
(AM) n-count

resting place ( resting places plural )

1 n-count A resting place is a place where you can stay and rest, usually for a short period of time.
The area was an important resting place for many types of migrant birds.

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