Somewhere | Mean of somewhere in English Dictionary

/ˈsʌmˌweɚ/

• in, at, or to a place not known, named, or specified
1. The boy ran off somewhere.
2. She lives somewhere in the city.
3. I've seen you somewhere before.
4. His house must be around here somewhere.
5. Do you want to go somewhere else?
• close to a specified number, time, or amount
1. We met up somewhere around nine o'clock.
2. There must be somewhere around 100 people here.
3. The event attracted somewhere between 300 and 500 people.
4. The car costs somewhere around $25,000 to $30,000.
• to make progress
1. After hours of questioning, the police began to get somewhere with the suspect.
2. The work has been very slow, but I feel like we're finally getting somewhere.
• Noun

• a place not known, named, or specified
1. We looked for somewhere to park the car.
2. I know somewhere nice where we can eat.