Put in position

noun

1. Physical environment space
2. A way for admission or transit
3. Physical surroundings atmosphere
4. An indefinite region or expanse

   "all over the place"

5. A building or locality used for a special purpose

   "a place of learning"

6. The three-dimensional compass of a material object
7. A particular region, center of population, or location

   "a nice place to visit"

8. A building, part of a building, or area occupied as a home

   "our summer place"

9. A particular part of a surface or body spot
10. Position in a social scale

    "kept them in their place"

11. A step in a sequence

    "in the first place, it's none of your business"

12. A position at the conclusion of a competition

    "finished in last place"

13. A proper or designated niche or setting

    "the place of education in society"

14. An appropriate moment or point

    "this is not the place to discuss compensation"

15. A distinct condition, position, or state of mind

    "the postfeminist generation is in a different place"

16. An available seat or accommodation

    "needs a place to stay"

17. An empty or vacated position

    "new ones will take their place"

18. The position of a figure in relation to others of a row or series
19. Remunerative employment job
20. Prestige accorded to one of high rank status

    "an endless quest for preferment and place"

21. A public square plaza
22. A small street or court
23. Second place at the finish (as of a horse race)

verb

1. To put in or as if in a particular place or position set
2. To present for consideration

   "a question placed before the group"

3. To put in a particular state

   "place a performer under contract"

4. To direct to a desired spot
5. To cause (the voice) to produce free and well resonated singing or speaking tones
6. To assign to a position in a series or category rank
7. Estimate

   "placed the value of the estate too high"

8. To identify by connecting with an associated context

   "couldn't quite place her face"

9. To distribute in an orderly manner arrange
10. To appoint to a position
11. To find a place (such as a home or employment) for
12. To give (an order) to a supplier
13. To give an order for

    "place a bet"

14. To try to establish a connection for

    "place a telephone call"

15. To earn a given spot in a competition

noun

1. A small often rectangular table mat on which a place setting is laid

noun

1. The name of a geographic locality

noun

1. A set of dishes and flatware constituting a table service for one person

noun

1. The value of the place of a digit in a numeral

French phrase

1. (make) room for the ladies

idiom

1. To consider as very important

   "A lot of teenagers place a high value on being popular."

idiom

1. To require use of a large amount of (energy, time, resources, etc.)

   "Record high temperatures have placed heavy demands on the nation's energy supplies."

noun phrase

1. A very good, successful, or desirable position

   "After years of struggling as an unknown actor, he has finally found his/a place in the sun."