English vocabulary — Place topic
115 words · CEFR A1–B2
A roundup of 115 English vocabulary words for the Place topic across CEFR A1–B2, grouped by meaning and with IPA and English meanings. Learning Place vocabulary in context helps you remember it longer and use it right away in conversation. Tap Study flashcards to review, or browse more English vocabulary by topic and the A1–C2 pathway.
A1Place vocabulary · A1(32 words)Free
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in a higher place than something
a place where planes take off and land
to or at a different place
a place that keeps your money
the land of sand next to the sea
at the back of something
in a lower place than something
a very large town
a land with its own people and government
to a lower place
a place where doctors help sick people
a place where you pay to sleep when you travel
the side opposite the right
a place where you borrow books
a place where people sell food and goods
at the side of something
away from a thing, or not working
a room where people work at desks
away from the inside
a public place with grass and trees
a part of space where something is
a place where you pay to eat a meal
a way for cars between two places
a place where children learn
a place where you buy things
a place where trains or buses stop
a road in a town with buildings on both sides
a large shop that sells food and other goods
a place with houses and shops, smaller than a city
a place where people study after school
to a higher place
a very small town in the country
A2Place vocabulary · A2(46 words)
A2 pathway
the number and street where a place is
in or to any place
a set of rooms to live in, inside a larger building
the lowest part of something
a structure built over a river or a road
a structure with walls and a roof
a place where you leave your car
a building where Christians pray
a place where you watch films
the place where two lines or streets meet
the way you go or face
on or to a lower floor
the direction where the sun comes up
in or to every place
a building where things are made
land where a person grows food or keeps animals
a piece of land used for growing food
the part that faces forward
a door in a wall or a fence
a place where people exercise
B1Place vocabulary · B1(22 words)
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the line between two countries
the main city of a country
a small place where you see a doctor
the land next to the sea
the place where legal cases are decided
with too many people
one area of a city or a country
a building where art is shown
a safe place at the coast where ships stop
a room where scientists work
a building people use to know where they are
a structure built to remember a person or an event
the large house of a king or a queen
quiet and calm
a large area of a country
far from towns and people
a line of things or people side by side
a large building where sport is played
an area of houses outside the center of a city
a building used for religious worship
B2Place vocabulary · B2(15 words)
B2 pathway
a waterway dug by people
a place where staff or students eat
a small local shop selling everyday goods
the outer line where something ends
an empty space between two things
the visible features of an area of land
the building and land a business uses
consisting of homes rather than businesses
a place giving protection from danger or weather
the land along the edge of water
a small open stand where goods are sold
the building where passengers board
the land under one country's control
the place where an event is held
a large building where goods are stored
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Learn English vocabulary — Place topic
The Place topic set gathers 115 common English words across CEFR A1–B2. Instead of learning by scattered alphabetical lists, you learn whole word clusters in the Place context — which helps learners associate them more easily and remember them longer.
Every word has clear IPA and English meanings. Read each word aloud, build example sentences, then review with flashcards so your Place vocabulary enters long-term memory. Once you're comfortable with this topic, browse more English vocabulary topics to expand your vocabulary alongside the CEFR pathway.