place at



place someone or something at something

 
1. to put someone or something somewhere. The king placed extra guards at the door for the night. I placed the wine bottle at the left of the host.
2. to figure that someone or something was in a certain place. The detective placed Randy at the scene of the crime about midnight. I place the getaway car at the first tollbooth at dawn.
See also: place

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Sabah Ud-Din-Arabic (Rare)
Georgianajor-JYAH-nə, jor-JAY-nəEnglish
Montgomery[mənt'gʌməri]
Theotimus-Ancient Greek (Latinized)
Garaile-Basque
WendaWEN-dəEnglish (Rare)