Definition of someplace in English:

someplace

pronoun & adverbˈsʌmpleɪs

North American informal

another term for somewhere
Example sentencesExamples
- It's difficult to find someplace to start when you're offered this type of inanity.
- If people want to get rid of their pet, I need to try and find someplace for it to go.
- I don't know if Smith was able to get the information and hide it someplace or not.
- They know that to be poor in America is a lot better than being poor someplace else.
- He said that he could pick me up, but of course, I suggested that I go meet him someplace.
- They thought this kind of behavior could be cured if they sent them to Arizona or someplace.
- What you don't want to do is go swimming at night or someplace where there are alligators.
- It is quite possible that he is someplace else and just hasn't been able to reach someone.
- People live in a community for decades because they have to hire moving vans to go someplace else.
- We could have kept shooting in the cold, but we decided to leave for someplace warmer.
- Maybe there are one or two more in the woodwork someplace, threatening to come forward.
- He always felt that there was someplace else he could have gone and more he could have done.
- The expert put down the bottle gingerly and looked for someplace to wipe his fingers.
- In essence, he wanted to take the application someplace the board didn't want it to go.
- It's a great place for me to perform and I wanted to do it in someplace other than San Francisco.
- Never, ever, make an appointment when you need to be someplace else later on in the day.
- You just start down this road and hope you end up someplace better than where you started.
- I pull out the other directions in the stack and they lead to someplace else on the beach.
- You'd be reading it someplace where your office colleagues couldn't see you.
- I guess I knew someplace in the back of my head that this was just a stop, and not the destination.

Definition of someplace in US English:

someplace

adverb & pronounˈsəmˌplāsˈsəmˌpleɪs

North American informal

another term for somewhere
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a great place for me to perform and I wanted to do it in someplace other than San Francisco.
- He always felt that there was someplace else he could have gone and more he could have done.
- The expert put down the bottle gingerly and looked for someplace to wipe his fingers.
- If people want to get rid of their pet, I need to try and find someplace for it to go.
- It is quite possible that he is someplace else and just hasn't been able to reach someone.
- I guess I knew someplace in the back of my head that this was just a stop, and not the destination.
- He said that he could pick me up, but of course, I suggested that I go meet him someplace.
- People live in a community for decades because they have to hire moving vans to go someplace else.
- You'd be reading it someplace where your office colleagues couldn't see you.
- Maybe there are one or two more in the woodwork someplace, threatening to come forward.
- They thought this kind of behavior could be cured if they sent them to Arizona or someplace.
- Never, ever, make an appointment when you need to be someplace else later on in the day.
- What you don't want to do is go swimming at night or someplace where there are alligators.
- We could have kept shooting in the cold, but we decided to leave for someplace warmer.
- I pull out the other directions in the stack and they lead to someplace else on the beach.
- They know that to be poor in America is a lot better than being poor someplace else.
- I don't know if Smith was able to get the information and hide it someplace or not.
- In essence, he wanted to take the application someplace the board didn't want it to go.
- It's difficult to find someplace to start when you're offered this type of inanity.
- You just start down this road and hope you end up someplace better than where you started.

词汇	someplace
释义	Definition of someplace in English: someplace pronoun & adverbˈsʌmpleɪs North American informal another term for somewhere Example sentencesExamples It's difficult to find someplace to start when you're offered this type of inanity. If people want to get rid of their pet, I need to try and find someplace for it to go. I don't know if Smith was able to get the information and hide it someplace or not. They know that to be poor in America is a lot better than being poor someplace else. He said that he could pick me up, but of course, I suggested that I go meet him someplace. They thought this kind of behavior could be cured if they sent them to Arizona or someplace. What you don't want to do is go swimming at night or someplace where there are alligators. It is quite possible that he is someplace else and just hasn't been able to reach someone. People live in a community for decades because they have to hire moving vans to go someplace else. We could have kept shooting in the cold, but we decided to leave for someplace warmer. Maybe there are one or two more in the woodwork someplace, threatening to come forward. He always felt that there was someplace else he could have gone and more he could have done. The expert put down the bottle gingerly and looked for someplace to wipe his fingers. In essence, he wanted to take the application someplace the board didn't want it to go. It's a great place for me to perform and I wanted to do it in someplace other than San Francisco. Never, ever, make an appointment when you need to be someplace else later on in the day. You just start down this road and hope you end up someplace better than where you started. I pull out the other directions in the stack and they lead to someplace else on the beach. You'd be reading it someplace where your office colleagues couldn't see you. I guess I knew someplace in the back of my head that this was just a stop, and not the destination. Definition of someplace in US English: someplace adverb & pronounˈsəmˌplāsˈsəmˌpleɪs North American informal another term for somewhere Example sentencesExamples It's a great place for me to perform and I wanted to do it in someplace other than San Francisco. He always felt that there was someplace else he could have gone and more he could have done. The expert put down the bottle gingerly and looked for someplace to wipe his fingers. If people want to get rid of their pet, I need to try and find someplace for it to go. It is quite possible that he is someplace else and just hasn't been able to reach someone. I guess I knew someplace in the back of my head that this was just a stop, and not the destination. He said that he could pick me up, but of course, I suggested that I go meet him someplace. People live in a community for decades because they have to hire moving vans to go someplace else. You'd be reading it someplace where your office colleagues couldn't see you. Maybe there are one or two more in the woodwork someplace, threatening to come forward. They thought this kind of behavior could be cured if they sent them to Arizona or someplace. Never, ever, make an appointment when you need to be someplace else later on in the day. What you don't want to do is go swimming at night or someplace where there are alligators. We could have kept shooting in the cold, but we decided to leave for someplace warmer. I pull out the other directions in the stack and they lead to someplace else on the beach. They know that to be poor in America is a lot better than being poor someplace else. I don't know if Smith was able to get the information and hide it someplace or not. In essence, he wanted to take the application someplace the board didn't want it to go. It's difficult to find someplace to start when you're offered this type of inanity. You just start down this road and hope you end up someplace better than where you started.
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