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Phrase(s): place someone with someone or something
to get someone a job with someone or some company. • The agency was able to place me with Dave, who runs a small candy store on Maple Street. • They placed me with a firm that makes doghouses., Phrase(s): place something with someone or something
to leave something in the care of someone or something. • We placed the trunk with Fred and his wife. • Mary placed the problem with the committee, hoping a solution could be found.
McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs