station (one) at (some place)
station (one) at (some place)
To assign one to remain at some post or location. They stationed us at the overpass to make sure the enemy couldn't slip by undetected. I stationed my sister at the bus station so someone would be there when Mike arrived.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
station someone at something
to position or place someone near something. The manager stationed a receptionist at the door. Would you station a guard at the back door to keep people out?
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- station at
- war bride
- light dawned
- light dawned, the
- light dawns
- light dawns (on one)
- dear John
- under the radar screen
- below the radar
- below/under the radar