a/(one's) place of business

The physical location from which business is conducted. This building has been our place of business ever since my great-grandfather established the company in 1875. It can be tricky working from home, but it helps having your place of business be confined to one specific room in the house. This is a place of business, so I'll thank you not to behave so rambunctiously!

place of business

a place where business is done; a factory or office. Our place of business opens at 9:00 A.M. each day. You will have to come to our place of business to make a purchase.

词组	a/(one's) place of business
释义	a/(one's) place of business a/(one's) place of business The physical location from which business is conducted. This building has been our place of business ever since my great-grandfather established the company in 1875. It can be tricky working from home, but it helps having your place of business be confined to one specific room in the house. This is a place of business, so I'll thank you not to behave so rambunctiously! See also: business, of, place Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. place of business a place where business is done; a factory or office. Our place of business opens at 9:00 A.M. each day. You will have to come to our place of business to make a purchase. See also: business, of, place McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: place of business How's business? land-office business land-office business, a like nobody’s business like nobody's business business woman go about (one's) business go about your business open for business
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