的境地：Of course I was upset—just put yourself in my pZace.我当然不高兴——你设身处地为我想想。put sb in their place to make sb feel stupid or
embarrassed for showing too much confidence g某人的锐气；.杀某 人的威风；使明-自己的身份：At月rst she tried to take charge of the
meeting but I soon put her in her place. ^ 初她很想主持会议，但我很快就把她轰下来了。take 'place to happen,
especially after previously being arranged or planned (尤指根据安排或计划）发生，进
行：rhe^im/esriva〗 takes pZace
in October.电影节将于
十月.举行。◊ We may never discover w/iat toofc pZace t/iat night.我们可能永远不会知道那一夜发生了什么事。
take sb，s/sth’s 'place I take the place of sb/sth to replace sb/sth 代替；餐换：She couidn’t attend the meeting so her
assistant toofc her ptoce.她不能参加会 议，所以她的助手代她出席。◊ Computers
have tafcen the pkice 〇/
typewriters in most oj^ices•在大多数办公
室，电脑已经或代了打字机。takeyour’placelto^o to the
physical position that is necessary for an activity 就位；入座：Take your ptoces /or dinner.请各位入席。
2 to take or accept the status in
society that is correct or that you deserve得到应有的社会地位；名副其实
—more at hair, heart, pride n., rock n.
m verb
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IN POSITION 位置 1 [VN to put sth in a
particular place, especially when you do it carefully or deliberately (小心或有意）放置，安放：ffepkiced his hand on hers/iouWer.他把手搭在她的肩上。.oAbomb had been priced under the seat•座位下®放
T:一枚炸弹。
〇 The parking areas in the town are few, but
strategically pZaced.城内停车场虽少，但都设在关键地方。
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IN SITUATION 境况 2 [VN +flt/v_/jDrep.} (more formal than put 比 put 正夫）to put sb/yourself in a particular situ-
ation使（人）处于某位置；安置；安顿：to
ptoce sb in command 让某人指挥◊ She was
pkiced in the care 〇/an imde.她由一位叔父命顾。.◊ Ms
resignation piaced us in a dpcuZt position.他的辞职使我们不知所措。◊ 77ze job
pkices great demands on me.这项工作对我的要求很高。
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ATTITUDE 态度.3 [VN] ~ sth (on sth/doing
sth) used to express the attitude sb has towards sb/sth 以某种态度 对待（或看待）Great emphasis is placed on education. 教★受 ij 高度重视。◊ TViey a high
vaiwe on punctudity•他们对守时极为重视。
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RECOGN丨ZE ■辨认 4 [VN] (usually used in negative sentences 通會用于否定★) to
recognize sb/sth and be able to identify them/it 认出；辨认；识另丨j: fve seen her be/ore
but jT just can’t pkice her. _从前见过她，不过
现在认不出她来。◊ His accent
was impossiWe to pZace. 他的口音无法辨认。
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BET/ORDER/ADVERT丨SEMENT 打赌；订单；广告
5 [VN] to give
instructions about sth or make a request for sth to happen 下指示；请求：to
pZace_ a bet/an order 下注；
下'订单◊ We pkiced an
advertisement/or a deaner m the
paper.我们在当地报纸上登了广告，招一名清洁工。
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FIND HOME/JOB 找家 / 工作 6 [VN]〜sb (in sth) | ~ sb
;(with sb/sthj to find a
suitable home, job, etc. for sb 安
置家庭（.或工作等）：77ie chiZdren were pZaced wit/i /cwterparems.这些小孩已安顿好，交给寄养父母了。◊ The agency placed about 2 000 secretaries last year. ^ 年，这家中介所为大约2 000名秘书找到了工作。
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GIVE RANK 排档次 7 [VN 印•]
to decide that sb/sth has a particular position or rank compared with other
people or things (经比较）归类，划分，排名次：
I would place her among the top
five tennis players in the worW.我会把她排在世界五名顶圭网球选手之列。◊ Nursing attracts people who place relationships high
on their Zisto/priorities.对重视人际关系的人，合理工作很
有吸引力。
IN..RACE
体#竞赛 8 used
to describe a person, a team or a horse, etc. finishing in a particular
position in a race 排■名；获名次：[VN-ADjL Jfe
was priced 你h
irr Zast Saturday’s race'在上周六W径赛中,名列桑五。◊[VN]
(8/^) My horse.has bee/i piaced sevens times (= it was among the first three or
four to finish the race).我的马
在竞赛中屡获名次。◊
.[V] (/VAwf) His horse p〖aced in the last race (= it was among the first three
to finish the race, usually in second place)•他的马在上次比赛中得了
名次（常指亚军）。.
Ti!^l
be well, ideally，uniquely, better,
etc. placed for sth/to do sth 1 to be in a good, very good, etc.
position or have a good, etc. opportunity to do sth 有良
好的（或理想的、独特的等）机遇；处于有利等的位置：
Engineering
graduates are well placed for a wide range of _/ods.工程科毕业生在很多职业中处于优势。◊ 77ie company
is ideally placed to take advantage of the new tegisiation.这家公司条件理想得很，恰好可以充分利用新
法规。2 to
be located in a pleasant or convenient place坐落在方便宜人的地方；位于合宜的地点：rhe hotel is well
placed for restaurants, bars and clubs. 宾馆位置适中，适宜经遣餐厅：酒吧和俱乐部。一more at PEDESTAL, PREMIUM
/?., RECORD 11.
SYNONYMS同义词辨析 place
site ♦ (position ♦ location ♦ scene ♦ spot ♦ venue
These
are all words for a particular area or part of an area, especially one used for
a particular purpose or where sb/sttv is situated or happens.以上各iil均表示
地点、场所^位置。
place a particular point,
area, city, town, building, etc,, especially one used for a particular purpose
or where a partial丨ar thing happens指有特定舍途或事
情发生的地点、场所、城镇、建筑物、地方：77»/s vwt/W gooc/:p/flce/or a p/crt/c.这—是个野餐的好
地方。
site the place where sth,
especially a building, is or will be situated; a place where sth happened or
that is used for a particular purpose 尤揸逢筑物的地点、
位置，事情发生或有特定用途的地点、场所：WeyVe c/josen a
s/te/or fhe new schoo/.他们为薪学校选了
校址。
position the place where a
person or thing is situated; the place where sb/sth is meant to be 指位 置、方益、恰当::的位置：From his position at the top 〇//?///,心 see 沩e hirfcowr.他在山头那个位
金可.以俯瞰海港。./:四03 The
position of sb/sth is often temporary: the place where sb/sth is at a
particular time. * position指人/物所处的位置常常是 暂时性的，即在某段时间所在的位置。
location a place where sth
happens or exists, especially a place that is not named or not known 事情发生或存在的地方、：地点、位置，尤指无名或鲜
为人知的地方:■
The company is moving to a new /OCflf/o/7.公司准备迁移新址。
scene a place where sth
happens, especially sth unpleasa哦;辑不愉快事件i生A地点、现场：the scene of the accident 事故现场 spat a particular point or
area, especially one that has a particular character or where sth particular
happens 尤指具有某种特点或某一事件发生的地点、场所：
/冰e /s one 〇/沩.e /oca/ freawjy spots•这湖是当地的一
个风景点。
venue the place where people
meet for an organized event such as a performance or sports event
出、体育比赛等的聚会地点、场馆、会场
PATTERNS
AND COLLOCATIONS
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a/the place/site/position/location/scene of sth
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at 3/the
p>lace/site/position/lotation/scene/spot/ venue
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in a
place/position/location/venue
瞎the..place/site/location/spot/venue where ...
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the right place/site/position/location/spot/venue
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a prime/central place/site/position/location/venue
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the/sb’s/sth’s current/present/exact/precise place/
site/position/location/spot/venue
pla-cebo /pla'siibau; NAmE -bou/ noun {pi. -os) a substance that has
no physical effects, given to patients who do not need medicine but think that
they do, or