Definition of anyplace in English:

anyplace

adverb ˈɛnɪpleɪsˈɛniˌpleɪs

North American informal

Miami is hotter than anyplace else
another term for anywhere
Example sentencesExamples
- But I feel more safe, actually, in the inner city than I do anyplace else.
- What about the small family farmers who don't really export their products to China or anyplace else, for that matter?
- It's slowly recovering, but it's not anyplace near where it should be.
- But the owner, who's 83 years old, Kyra, says he wouldn't think of building anyplace else.
- In the end they didn't seem to lead anyplace all that great.
- Guess what the total cost is for the phone company to transmit your long distance call from your phone to anyplace in the US?
- I don't know if he wants it or would take it, and I'm not aware of anyplace where he's given any hints, either.
- He may just be wanting to spread law enforcement thin, maybe wanting to say I can hit anywhere and anyplace, and you can't stop me.
- I've heard Argentines say that Buenos Aires is more densely populated by psychoanalysts than anyplace else in the world.
- Let's hope these tropical storms, these depressions out there get nowhere close to Miami or anyplace else in Florida.
- Have you ever seen anyplace in the world more beautiful?
- I'm going to campaign anyplace he wants me, anyplace he needs me.
- These assumptions often provoke heated disagreements because it is so hard to find anyplace to look to settle them.
- The flood water tugs at the cobbles, sometimes moving them bit by bit toward someplace, anyplace, downstream.
- It doesn't require a cable or phone line, and can be operated from anyplace where there's an electric wall outlet.
- And with this network we're able to locate earthquakes anyplace in the world very soon after they occur.
- They're - FBI agents are some of the finest people you'll find anyplace in the country or the world.
- There's a spirit in England that is quite different from anyplace else.
- And South Korea has more wireless hot spots per capita than anyplace else.
- It gives them every power they need to go anyplace, anytime, interview any person, seize any document, and so on.

Definition of anyplace in US English:

anyplace

adverbˈenēˌplāsˈɛniˌpleɪs

North American informal

Miami is hotter than anyplace else
another term for anywhere
Example sentencesExamples
- Let's hope these tropical storms, these depressions out there get nowhere close to Miami or anyplace else in Florida.
- The flood water tugs at the cobbles, sometimes moving them bit by bit toward someplace, anyplace, downstream.
- It's slowly recovering, but it's not anyplace near where it should be.
- I've heard Argentines say that Buenos Aires is more densely populated by psychoanalysts than anyplace else in the world.
- They're - FBI agents are some of the finest people you'll find anyplace in the country or the world.
- Guess what the total cost is for the phone company to transmit your long distance call from your phone to anyplace in the US?
- I don't know if he wants it or would take it, and I'm not aware of anyplace where he's given any hints, either.
- And with this network we're able to locate earthquakes anyplace in the world very soon after they occur.
- I'm going to campaign anyplace he wants me, anyplace he needs me.
- What about the small family farmers who don't really export their products to China or anyplace else, for that matter?
- But I feel more safe, actually, in the inner city than I do anyplace else.
- And South Korea has more wireless hot spots per capita than anyplace else.
- In the end they didn't seem to lead anyplace all that great.
- These assumptions often provoke heated disagreements because it is so hard to find anyplace to look to settle them.
- Have you ever seen anyplace in the world more beautiful?
- There's a spirit in England that is quite different from anyplace else.
- It doesn't require a cable or phone line, and can be operated from anyplace where there's an electric wall outlet.
- But the owner, who's 83 years old, Kyra, says he wouldn't think of building anyplace else.
- It gives them every power they need to go anyplace, anytime, interview any person, seize any document, and so on.
- He may just be wanting to spread law enforcement thin, maybe wanting to say I can hit anywhere and anyplace, and you can't stop me.

单词	anyplace
释义	Definition of anyplace in English: anyplace adverb ˈɛnɪpleɪsˈɛniˌpleɪs North American informal Miami is hotter than anyplace else another term for anywhere Example sentencesExamples But I feel more safe, actually, in the inner city than I do anyplace else. What about the small family farmers who don't really export their products to China or anyplace else, for that matter? It's slowly recovering, but it's not anyplace near where it should be. But the owner, who's 83 years old, Kyra, says he wouldn't think of building anyplace else. In the end they didn't seem to lead anyplace all that great. Guess what the total cost is for the phone company to transmit your long distance call from your phone to anyplace in the US? I don't know if he wants it or would take it, and I'm not aware of anyplace where he's given any hints, either. He may just be wanting to spread law enforcement thin, maybe wanting to say I can hit anywhere and anyplace, and you can't stop me. I've heard Argentines say that Buenos Aires is more densely populated by psychoanalysts than anyplace else in the world. Let's hope these tropical storms, these depressions out there get nowhere close to Miami or anyplace else in Florida. Have you ever seen anyplace in the world more beautiful? I'm going to campaign anyplace he wants me, anyplace he needs me. These assumptions often provoke heated disagreements because it is so hard to find anyplace to look to settle them. The flood water tugs at the cobbles, sometimes moving them bit by bit toward someplace, anyplace, downstream. It doesn't require a cable or phone line, and can be operated from anyplace where there's an electric wall outlet. And with this network we're able to locate earthquakes anyplace in the world very soon after they occur. They're - FBI agents are some of the finest people you'll find anyplace in the country or the world. There's a spirit in England that is quite different from anyplace else. And South Korea has more wireless hot spots per capita than anyplace else. It gives them every power they need to go anyplace, anytime, interview any person, seize any document, and so on. Definition of anyplace in US English: anyplace adverbˈenēˌplāsˈɛniˌpleɪs North American informal Miami is hotter than anyplace else another term for anywhere Example sentencesExamples Let's hope these tropical storms, these depressions out there get nowhere close to Miami or anyplace else in Florida. The flood water tugs at the cobbles, sometimes moving them bit by bit toward someplace, anyplace, downstream. It's slowly recovering, but it's not anyplace near where it should be. I've heard Argentines say that Buenos Aires is more densely populated by psychoanalysts than anyplace else in the world. They're - FBI agents are some of the finest people you'll find anyplace in the country or the world. Guess what the total cost is for the phone company to transmit your long distance call from your phone to anyplace in the US? I don't know if he wants it or would take it, and I'm not aware of anyplace where he's given any hints, either. And with this network we're able to locate earthquakes anyplace in the world very soon after they occur. I'm going to campaign anyplace he wants me, anyplace he needs me. What about the small family farmers who don't really export their products to China or anyplace else, for that matter? But I feel more safe, actually, in the inner city than I do anyplace else. And South Korea has more wireless hot spots per capita than anyplace else. In the end they didn't seem to lead anyplace all that great. These assumptions often provoke heated disagreements because it is so hard to find anyplace to look to settle them. Have you ever seen anyplace in the world more beautiful? There's a spirit in England that is quite different from anyplace else. It doesn't require a cable or phone line, and can be operated from anyplace where there's an electric wall outlet. But the owner, who's 83 years old, Kyra, says he wouldn't think of building anyplace else. It gives them every power they need to go anyplace, anytime, interview any person, seize any document, and so on. He may just be wanting to spread law enforcement thin, maybe wanting to say I can hit anywhere and anyplace, and you can't stop me.
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