Place ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Place ( noun )

1. A particular point or position in space.
2. A building or area for a particular purpose.
3. A location where something happens or existed.
4. A country or town.
5. A rank or position in a particular order or sequence.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french place, from latin platea "broad street", later "open space", from greek plateia (hodos) "broad (wa.y)"

Examples:

1. This is a beautiful place with wonderful scenery.
2. She works in a small place that sells handmade jewelry.
3. The concert took place in the park.
4. London is a popular place to visit.
5. He took first place in the race.

(As a verb)

Place ( verb )

1. A particular point or position in space.
2. A building or area for a particular purpose.
3. A location where something happens or existed.
4. A country or town.
5. A rank or position in a particular order or sequence.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french place, from latin platea "broad street", later "open space", from greek plateia (hodos) "broad (wa.y)"

Examples:

1. This is a beautiful place with wonderful scenery.
2. She works in a small place that sells handmade jewelry.
3. The concert took place in the park.
4. London is a popular place to visit.
5. He took first place in the race.