in place
The phrase "in place" is versatile and can describe something being correctly positioned, established, or stationary.
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Definition
B2General
(common)In the correct or appropriate position.
Example
- With everything in place, she started the presentation.
- Make sure all the tools are in place before you begin.
B2Operational
(common)Established or set up and functioning.
Example
- The new policy is now in place.
- Similar regulations are already in place in other countries.
B2Stationary
(common)Remaining in the same location without moving.
Example
- He was jogging in place to warm up.
- The statue stood in place for centuries.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in place":
in situin lineon the spotin onein housein playin usein conditionout of placein stateput inin the fieldin servicein storeput beforein stepin handin formin a boxin actionon the tablein order