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Definition of emplaced - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
positionedRare placed in a specific positionRare
- The artillery was emplaced on the hill.
2.
fixedRare set firmly in placeRare
- The statue was emplaced in the center of the plaza.
Origin of emplaced
Latin, em (in) + place (position)
Examples of emplaced in a sentence
The statues were emplaced in the garden for the event. The emplaced boulders prevented erosion. Each tile was emplaced with precision.
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- French:installé, fixé, ...
- German:platziert, positioniert, ...
- Italian:posizionato, fissato, ...
- Spanish:colocado, instalado, ...
- Portuguese:colocado, fixo, ...
- Chinese:安置的, 固定的, ...
- Japanese:配置された, 据えられた, ...
- Arabic:مُوَضَّع, مُثَبَّت, ...
- Hebrew:מוּמְקָם, מוּצב, ...
- Russian:размещённый, закреплённый, ...
- Ukrainian:розміщений, закріплений, ...
- Hindi:स्थित, स्थापित, ...
Definition of emplace - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
placementRare put something in a specific place or positionRare
- They emplace the statue in the center of the square.
2.
militaryTECH. provide a new emplacement for artilleryTECH.
- The soldiers were ordered to emplace the cannons on the hill.
Origin of emplace
French, emplacer (to place) + -er (suffix)
Examples of emplace in a sentence
Workers emplace the new sign above the entrance. They had to emplace the artillery quickly before dawn. Engineers were tasked to emplace the new missile launchers.
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- French:placer, ...
- German:platzieren, positionieren, ...
- Italian:collocare, disporre, ...
- Spanish:colocar, emplazar, ...
- Portuguese:colocar, instalar, ...
- Chinese:放置, 部署, ...
- Japanese:配置する, ...
- Arabic:وَضَعَ, نصب, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַצִּיב, לְהַעֲמִיד, ...
- Russian:помещать, разместить, ...
- Ukrainian:встановити, розміщувати, ...
- Hindi:रखना, स्थान देना, ...
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