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.
See also: place, take

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
GottliebGAWT-leepGerman
Eutropioe-oo-TRO-pyoSpanish
HubertHYOO-bərt (English), HOO-bert (German), HUY-bərt (Dutch), uy-BER (French), HUW-bert (Polish)English, German, Dutch, French, Polish, Ancient Germanic
FerdinÁNd-Hungarian
Nickerson['nikəsn]
Vavrinec-Slovak