Placing Meaning in English
word · lemma: place
/ˈpɫeɪsɪŋ/
PLAY-sing
/plˈeɪsɪŋ/
PLAY-sing
释义
'Placing' means putting something in a specific position or location. It can also mean assigning someone to a role or ranking.
用法与细微差别
'Placing' is the present participle and gerund of 'place.' Common in instructions ('placing the cup'), competitions ('placing third'), and organizational contexts ('placing someone in charge'). Not used for 'making a place' (use 'make' or 'build').
Spanish: colocando - poniendoPortuguese (BR): colocando - pondoPortuguese (PT): colocando - pondoChinese (Simplified): 放置（动作） - 摆放Chinese (Traditional): 放置（動作） - 擺放Hindi: रखना (क्रिया) - स्थान देनाArabic: وضع (الفعل) - ترتيبBengali: রাখা - স্থাপন - নিয়োগRussian: размещение - постановка - назначениеJapanese: 配置 - 配属 - 任命Vietnamese: đặt - bố trí - giao (nhiệm vụ/địa vị)Korean: 놓기 - 배치 - 임명Turkish: yerleştirme - atamaUrdu: رکھنا - تعیناتیIndonesian: menempatkan - penempatan - menunjuk
例句
Thanks for placing your trust in me.
natural
He is placing the books on the shelf.
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She was placing flowers in a vase.
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Are you placing the order now?
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After placing third in the race, he felt proud of himself.
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They are placing a lot of hope in this new project.
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