Somewhere

Definition

somewhere /'sʌmweǝ(r) / ( US also someplace) indef adv တစ္ေနရာရာ။ I lost it somewhere between here and the station. ❍ I've seen him somewhere before. ❍ This year we're going somewhere else (ie to a different place) for our holidays. indef pron တစ္ေနရာရာ။ I need to find somewhere to stay. ❍ I know somewhere (where) we can go. ❏ or somewhere [ IDM ] သို႔မဟုတ္ အျခားတစ္ေနရာရာ။ He went to school at Eton or somewhere. ❏ somewhere around, about, between, etc sth [ IDM ] ခန္႔။ ေလာက္။ It was sold for somewhere in excess of £600.

Examples

1. I think I’ve seen you before somewhere.
2. I’ve lost my watch
3. but it must be somewhere in the house.
4. There’s a restaurant somewhere around here that’s supposed to be good.
5. I had to find somewhere to sit down.
6. [somewhere nice/safe/different etc] : Let’s go somewhere nice for dinner.
7. [or somewhere] : Dan’s working for a company in Denmark or Norway or somewhere.
8. [somewhere else] : If we don’t provide a good service
9. customers will go somewhere else.
10. [somewhere around/between/over etc] : You will earn somewhere between £20
11. 000 and £25
12. 000.
13. There were somewhere around 50 people at the meeting.