Take place
verb
To happen, to occur, or to be carried out.
The meeting is scheduled to take place next week.
Often appears as...
- event take place
- meeting take place
verb
To substitute or replace someone or something.
A substitute teacher will take her place when she is ill.
Often appears as...
- substitute take place
- replacement take place
verb
To earn or secure a position, especially in a competition.
After a series of victories, the team took first place in the championship.
Often appears as...
- team take place
- contestant take place
verb
To happen, to occur, or to be carried out.
The meeting is scheduled to take place next week.
Often appears as...
- event take place
- meeting take place
verb
To substitute or replace someone or something.
A substitute teacher will take her place when she is ill.
Often appears as...
- substitute take place
- replacement take place
verb
To earn or secure a position, especially in a competition.
After a series of victories, the team took first place in the championship.
Often appears as...
- team take place
- contestant take place
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Event Oriented
Often used for planned public or social events like festivals or ceremonies.
The annual parade will take place downtown.
Pro Tip 2/3Temporal Specificity
Typically paired with a specific time or date when an event is to happen.
The concert will take place at 8 pm.
Pro Tip 3/3Not for Routine
Not used for regular or routine actions that occur frequently.
Her wedding will take place in June.
Pro Tip 1/3Event Oriented
Often used for planned public or social events like festivals or ceremonies.
The annual parade will take place downtown.
Pro Tip 2/3Temporal Specificity
Typically paired with a specific time or date when an event is to happen.
The concert will take place at 8 pm.
Pro Tip 3/3Not for Routine
Not used for regular or routine actions that occur frequently.
Her wedding will take place in June.
Pro Tip 1/3Event Oriented
Often used for planned public or social events like festivals or ceremonies.
The annual parade will take place downtown.
Pro Tip 2/3Temporal Specificity
Typically paired with a specific time or date when an event is to happen.
The concert will take place at 8 pm.
Pro Tip 3/3Not for Routine
Not used for regular or routine actions that occur frequently.
Her wedding will take place in June.
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