adverb, preposition

used for saying that things are in many different parts or areas, especially because they have been left there carelessly

adverb, preposition

reaching from one side of a space or surface to the other

adverb, preposition

on the opposite side of a road, river, line etc

adverb, preposition

in many parts of an area or country

adverb, preposition

used for saying that something spreads until it covers the whole of an area or surface

adverb, preposition, conjunction

further along a road, railway etc

adverb

used for saying that something is in front of you, in the direction you are going or looking

adverb, preposition

at a place on or beside a road, river etc

adjective, adverb

if two people or things are apart, there is a space between them

adjective, adverb

if two people are apart, they are not in the same place together

adverb, preposition

in many different parts or areas

adverb, preposition

in a place with other people, because you live there or spend a lot of time there

adverb, preposition

spending time in a place not doing much

adverb, conjunction, preposition

if one place is before another place on your journey, you come to it first

adverb, conjunction, preposition

in front of someone or something

adverb, preposition

further away than something else

adverb, preposition

used for saying that someone stops somewhere for a short time, especially while going to another place

adjective, adverb, preposition

at or to a place that is near you

adjective, adverb, preposition

in a place that is to the south of where you are

adjective, adverb, preposition

used for saying that something is fastened or stuck to a surface

adjective, adverb

used for referring to the part of an area or space that is nearest one side or end of it

adjective, adverb

in a position towards the front of a room or vehicle

adjective, adverb

past a certain place or point

adverb, interjection

in or to the place where you are

adverb, interjection

used when you are pointing to something

adverb, interjection

used when you are referring to someone or something that is with you or near you

adverb, interjection

used for saying that someone or something has just arrived or is just arriving

adverb

an old word meaning ‘to this place’

adjective, adverb, preposition

within an area, city, or country

adjective, adverb, preposition

at home, or at your office

adjective, adverb, preposition

within an object, space, or substance

adjective, adverb, preposition

at a specific part of something

adjective, adverb, preposition

used for saying that something breaks or falls inwards

adjective, adverb, preposition

used for referring to the side of something that is the closest to where you are

adjective, adverb, determiner, pronoun

used for referring to the place that is closest to where you are

adjective, adverb, determiner, pronoun

used for referring to the first place that you come to when you continue moving

adjective, adverb, preposition

not on the top or surface of something, especially after being on it

adjective, adverb, preposition

connected to a particular room or space

adjective, adverb, preposition

in a part of the sea that is near the land

adjective, adverb, preposition

not within a particular area

adverb, preposition

touching and supported by the top surface of something

adverb, preposition

touching, sticking to, or hanging from a surface or object

adverb, preposition

in a particular area, or on a particular type of land

adverb, preposition

in a particular road or street

adverb, preposition

at the side of a river or area of water

adverb, preposition

used for saying which thing a part of your body accidentally hits or touches causing you to be hurt

adverb, preposition

used for saying that someone leaves their home or place of work in order to visit someone, have a meal, buy something etc

adverb, preposition

used for saying that something is removed from a place where it was fixed

adverb, preposition

on someone or something and covering them

adverb, preposition

on the opposite side of an area, line, road, river etc

adverb, preposition

in or to a particular place, for example a town or someone’s home

adverb, preposition

going near someone or something while you are on your way to another place

adverb, preposition

further than a particular place along a road, path, river etc

adverb, preposition

in many different parts or areas

adverb, preposition

at someone’s house

adverb, preposition

spending time in a place and not doing much

adverb, interjection, pronoun

in or to a place that has already been mentioned

adverb, interjection, pronoun

in or to a place that you are looking at or pointing to

adverb, determiner, pronoun

used for referring to the place that you are in

adjective, adverb, preposition

from one side of a window, door, gate etc to the other side of it

adjective, adverb, preposition

across an area or space, or between a group of things

adverb, preposition

in every part of a place

another spelling of till1

conjunction, preposition

until: ‘Till’ is less formal than ‘until’ and is used less often in writing

conjunction, preposition

continuing as far as a particular place

adjective, adverb, preposition

in a high place, or in a higher place than you, for example near the top of a hill or in the top part of a house

adjective, adverb, preposition

looking, turning, or pointing away from the ground or towards a higher position

adjective, adverb, preposition

in a place that is near where you are

adverb, conjunction

used when someone knows or says what place someone or something is in or what place they go to

adverb, conjunction

used for referring to a particular place that someone or something is in or that they go to

adverb, conjunction

in any place that you choose

adverb, conjunction

used for showing that you do not know where something is

in front of someone or something

from a very wide area

in or to several different places

at or to the left/right side of someone or something

in a position that is just before the last one/just after the next one