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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a typical place" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a location that is representative or characteristic of a certain type or category.
Example: "The café we visited was a typical place for locals to gather and enjoy their afternoon."
Alternatives: "an ordinary location" or "a common spot".
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"Antakya is not a typical place.
If the population is going to decline, then we're living in exactly a typical place, just as one would expect"....This is the part of Gott's argument that most troubles me — not because I can find fault with it but because I can't.
Cocktail parties, a typical place to meet new people, are among the most difficult environments for making connections, she said, because "everybody feels shy and awkward".
A Persian rug isn't a typical place you would expect to find grass growing, but head to the Korean Cultural Centre UK in London and you will find such a thing.
MR: It's interesting that you haven't mentioned a typical place that musicians go to, like New York or L.A. BJ: Well, I lived in New York for many, many years, and I've recorded almost all of my projects either in New York or Los Angeles, so I end up spending time there.
This tumour is located in a typical place - at the base of the heart.
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In our study, 4 anchors, one each corner, are placed at a typical office room.
It's a pretty typical place during the day, and then it sort of changes a little bit.
It's a very typical place in Jaffa: no formalities, no reservations, no choice of your table.
"It's a typical Milanese place nestled amid aristocratic palaces on a side street near La Scala," she says.
More to the point, the food was not that of a typical seaside place, where the location is often of greater importance than the food.
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