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Definitions from the WebplaceDefinition: Place refers to a specific area, location, or position that is occupied, designated, or intended for a purpose. Parts of Speech: - Noun: "This beautiful beach is the perfect place to relax and unwind." - Verb: "Let me place this vase of flowers on the table." - Adjective: "The place setting for the dinner party was elegant and formal." Senses: 1. (Noun) A physical location or site: - "The park is a popular place for families to have picnics." - "I could tell from the pictures that it was a lovely place to visit." 2. (Noun) A space or area within a building, room, or structure: - "He found a place to sit in the crowded theater." - "We need to find a place to store these boxes." 3. (Noun) A designated or specific position or spot: - "The runner finished in first place in the marathon." - "This is your place in the line." 4. (Verb) To put or locate something in a particular position: - "She carefully placed the book on the shelf." - "Can you help me place these chairs around the table?" 5. (Verb) To arrange or settle someone in a job, role, or position: - "After a successful interview, they decided to place her on the marketing team." - "The company decided to place him in a managerial position." 6. (Adjective) Relating to or describing the characteristics or features of a location: - "The place setting for the wedding reception was extravagant and ornate." - "She gave me directions using distinct place markers." Sample Sentences: - Noun: I'm looking for a quiet place to study without any distractions. - Noun: The coffee shop down the street is my favorite place to meet friends. - Verb: Could you please place the groceries on the kitchen counter? - Verb: They decided to place the artwork in a prominent spot in the gallery. - Adjective: The restaurant had a cozy and inviting place setting for the anniversary dinner. - Adjective: She was able to give me exact directions using recognizable place landmarks. Related Products on Amazon: | ||||
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