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单词 place
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place1/plays/ noun

a position or point in space

an identifiable spot, esp on the surface of something

the point one has reached in reading a book, etc

a city, town, or other geographical location

an area or a building or other structure that has a specified function or that is referred to with familiarity

a parking place

a place to eat

a building, house, room, etc that is occupied by a specified person

a space occupied by or assigned to somebody or something

a position that a person takes or is assigned to at a table, esp for a meal or during a meeting, etc

a position that is assigned to somebody for work, study, etc, or in a team or competition

usu in negative contexts an appropriate role or occasion for action

It's not my place to say

a position held or won by something or somebody in sequence with another or others, esp in a competition or race

Brit in a race, any of the first three or sometimes first four positions, esp other than first

NAmer in a race, esp a horse race, second position

in mathematics, a position that a figure has in a series of others, esp a figure that follows the point in decimal notation

(often Place) a short, usu residential street or a town square with houses or offices

a country estate or house with substantial grounds

all over the place

in a state of complete confusion or disarray

another place

Brit used in the House of Commons to refer to the House of Lords, and vice versa

be going places

to be achieving success

give place to

to be superseded by (somebody or something)

go places

to travel widely

to succeed

in place of

as an alternative to or substitute for (somebody or something)

know one's place

to be aware of and accept one's position or status, esp when it is an inferior or humble one

out of place

in the wrong place or position

said of a person, activity, etc: uncomfortable or incongruous in particular surroundings

put somebody in their place

to humiliate (somebody) or prove (them) wrong, esp when they have shown arrogance or presumptuousness

take one's place

to go into one's assigned or usual position

take place

to happen

take the place of

to be or act as a substitute for (somebody or something)

[Middle English via Old French from Latin platea open space, from Greek plateia hodos broad way]

place2verb trans

to put (something or somebody) in a specified position or condition

to cause (somebody, oneself, or something) to be in a specified position, condition, or situation

The army placed her under house arrest

to assert or assign a role to (a quality, attribute, etc)

He places great emphasis on accuracy

to estimate (a figure, value, etc) at a specified level

to remember or identify (somebody or something)

I couldn't place his face

to find employment or a home for (somebody)

to put (an advertisement or notice) in a newspaper, etc

to submit or confirm (a bet, order, etc)

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