Someplace Meaning in English
word
/ˈsəmˌpɫeɪs/
SUHM-plays
/sˈʌmpleɪs/
SUHM-plays
释义
Someplace means in, at, or to an unspecified place. It is an informal way to say 'somewhere'.
用法与细微差别
Mostly informal and common in spoken American English; 'somewhere' is more neutral and more common overall. It can describe location ('I left it someplace safe') or direction ('Let's go someplace quiet').
Spanish: algún lugarPortuguese (BR): algum lugarPortuguese (PT): algum lugarChinese (Simplified): 某个地方Chinese (Traditional): 某個地方Hindi: कहींArabic: مكان ماBengali: কোথাওRussian: где-то - куда-тоJapanese: どこかVietnamese: đâu đóKorean: 어딘가Turkish: bir yerUrdu: کہیںIndonesian: suatu tempat
例句
I think my keys are someplace in the kitchen.
basic
We need to find someplace to sit.
basic
She wants to go someplace warm for vacation.
basic
Let's meet someplace quieter so we can talk.
natural
I know I've seen that charger someplace, but I can't remember where.
natural
After work, I just want to go someplace and relax.
natural