somewhere
'sʌmhwєәnoun, adverb
A1849th most heard wordIn 214 of 2278 videos (9%)heard 294 timeslast on Oct 17, 2026
- n. an indefinite or unknown location
- adv. in or at or to some place; (`someplace' is used informally for `somewhere')
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- 0:33I would leave food out for her because I knew she had babies somewhere.我会给她留食物，因为我知道她 कहीं有小宝宝。Stray Mama Cat Chooses Public Bathroom To Raise Her Newborn Kittens | The Dodo
- 6:08, if it's somewhere where there's a lot of maybe French speakers, there's Spanish speakers.如果是在有很多法语使用者或西班牙语使用者的地方。How to Talk with Anyone: Master English Small Talk Conversation
- 5:12Actually, I've always sort of thought in the back of my mind, you have some kind of twang of some kind of twang from somewhere, but I didn't really put two and two together.实际上，我一直在我脑海深处想，你有点口音，某种口音，但我没有真正把这两件事联系起来。Learn Real British English With This Podcast - British Accents! | English Comprehensible Input B2
- 0:49When they found Sky, they realized he wasn't going to just need somewhere safe to stay.当他们发现 Sky 时，意识到他需要的不仅仅是一个安全的栖身之所。Dog Left Behind During War Couldn't Open His Jaw...Until Now | The Dodo
- 2:17There are times where she'll she'll go out and she'll spend the night in somewhere else, you know, and and she'll they understand that like Grandma's gonna be here to watch the kids.有时候她会出去，在别的地方过夜，你知道，它们明白“奶奶”会在这里照顾孩子。Wild Squirrel Keeps Coming Back To Woman’s House To Have Her Babies | The Dodo
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- somewhere in57×be somewhere20×somewhere else20×somewhere between18×go somewhere12×
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