Definition of 'another place'

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another place in British

the other House of Parliament (used in the House of Commons to refer to the House of Lords and vice versa)

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another place in British

(əˈnʌðə pleɪs)

noun politics, British

used in the House of Commons to refer to the House of Lords

used in the House of Lords to refer to the House of Commons

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another place in British

British parliamentary procedure

(in the House of Commons) the House of Lords

(in the House of Lords) the House of Commons

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Example sentences containing 'another place'

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You are just in another place, and not in such a deep grief as I am. Times, Sunday Times (2016)In my day people just moved to another place. Times, Sunday Times (2006)These sites are just another place narcissistic celebs and footballers boost their self-importance. The Sun (2011)But we've yet to find another place that ticks all the boxes. Times, Sunday Times (2012)Sorry, it's just that another place banned me from all their stores worldwide. Times, Sunday Times (2015)It's just another place where you can't take risks. Times, Sunday Times (2010)Basically, it's just another place for you to lose your glasses. Times, Sunday Times (2016)You are just in another place, and not in such a deep grief as I am. Times, Sunday Times (2014)People are forced to work hard for very little money, and don't feel free to go from one place to another place for work. Appelbaum, Richard P. Sociology (1995)

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Used Occasionally. another place is one of the 30000 most commonly used words in the Collins dictionary

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Definition of another place from the Collins English Dictionary

Would

The modal verb would is commonly used as follows: to make a polite request. Would you mind moving your bag? Would you give me a hand with this ladder, please? to offer something politely. ...