Meaning: This idiom means that something happens or occurs, especially in reference to an event or occurrence at a specific time or location.
Usage in Example Sentences:
- “The concert will take place next Saturday at the stadium.”
- “The meeting took place in the conference room yesterday.”
- “The wedding is set to take place in a beautiful garden.”
Origin: “Take place” has been used since the 16th century, with “place” referring to a location or position. Over time, the idiom evolved to mean not only where but also when something happens. It’s now a common way to refer to the occurrence of events, particularly formal ones, indicating both time and location.
