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- take (someone's or something's) place
take (someone's or something's) place
take (someone's or something's) place
To substitute for someone or something; to stand in someone's or something's stead. It was decided that I would take my sister's place as the head of the company. Due to a scheduling conflict for the professor, the course on modernism has been canceled. I guess that course on 19th-century British Literature will have to take its place.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Norton | | NAWR-tən | English |
| Sa'id | | - | Arabic |
| NadİYe | | - | Turkish |
| Fleurette | | flə-RET (English) | French (Rare), Dutch (Rare), English (Rare) |
| MÓNica | | MO-nee-kah | Spanish |
| Sean | | SHAWN | Irish, English |