Collocation
quiet place
a location with little or no noise, suitable for rest, study, or private conversation
Definition
'quiet place' is a common English collocation. a location with little or no noise, suitable for rest, study, or private conversation
quiet + place
“Let’s find a quiet place to talk.”
Examples
- I need a quiet place to study for my exam.
- She went to a quiet place in the park to read her book.
- Is there a quiet place nearby where we can sit for a few minutes?
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- After the meeting, he looked for a quiet place to make a phone call.
- The café is usually a quiet place in the morning.
- If you feel overwhelmed, step into a quiet place and take a few deep breaths.
- They chose a quiet place away from the main road so the baby could sleep.
- The therapist asked him to picture a quiet place whenever he felt anxious.
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