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10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Collocate' in a Sentence

"To arrange or place things together, especially side by side." more

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The books collocate on the bookshelf by size.
The chef instructed the kitchen staff to collocate the ingredients for the recipe on the counter.
The chef taught the young cooks to collocate ingredients when preparing a recipe.
The chef likes to collocate different ingredients for a tasty dish.
Please collocate the toys in the toy box after playing.
She likes to collocate her toys neatly on the shelf.
The astronaut had to collocate various tools in the spacecraft for the upcoming mission.
The teacher asked the students to collocate their desks for group activities.
The books on the shelf were collocated by genre.
The fruits collocate in the basket for a colorful display.

Collocate

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verbTo arrange or place things together, especially side by side.

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Last Updated On: August 30, 2024
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