take one's place
The phrase "take one's place" is commonly used to describe occupying a designated position or role, either physically or metaphorically.
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Definition
B2Physical Positioning
(general)To go to the location where one is supposed to be.
Example
- The actors took their places on the stage as the play began.
- She took her place at the head of the table.
B2Rank or Status
(general)To attain a position or status that one is meant to reach.
Example
- The novel has taken its place among the classics of literature.
- He took his place as the new CEO of the company.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "take one's place":
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