place
/pleɪs/Definitions
1. noun
a location or area in a particular building, town, or country
“The hotel room was in a quiet place in the city.”
2. noun
a particular position or spot, especially in a social hierarchy
“She took her place at the head of the table.”
3. noun
a position or situation in which someone or something is located
“The new restaurant is in a great place in the town.”
4. verb
put or set someone or something in a particular position or location
“Please place the vase on the table.”
5. verb
assign someone or something to a particular position or situation
“The manager will place you in a team to work on the project.”
6. verb
exist or be situated in a particular location
“The factory will place its new production line in this city.”
7. verb
install or position something, especially a piece of equipment or machinery
“The electricians will place the new generator on the roof.”
8. verb
fix or arrange something in a particular position or situation
“The artist placed the colors in a harmonious balance.”
9. verb
put or set someone or something in a particular emotional or mental state
“The music will place you in a calm state of mind.”