locations — particular places or positions
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: particular places or positions
Pronunciation (IPA): /loʊˈkeɪʃənz/
Example Sentences
- Our company has expanded to 50 locations worldwide, but we still can't find a decent coffee machine.
- The GPS showed three possible locations for the restaurant, but none of them had food.
- We need to survey potential locations for our new office.
locations
NOUN[/loʊˈkeɪʃənz/]
particular places or positions
a park ranger points to different spots on a large map while explaining to a family of tourists. The ranger gestures toward various visible areas like the playground, picnic tables, and walking trails. The family looks from the map to the actual places around them, connecting each marked spot to its real position. Other visitors can be seen scattered across different areas of the park, each group occupying their own specific spots. Children play at the playground while couples sit at benches in completely separate areas. multiple particular places and positions being identified and used
Multiple nations connect their locations through busy stations!
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“Our company has expanded to 50 locations worldwide, but we still can't find a decent coffee machine.”
“The GPS showed three possible locations for the restaurant, but none of them had food.”
“We need to survey potential locations for our new office.”
“The treasure map marked five secret locations, but my dog found them all first.”
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