stand-inspot
nounUK /ˈstænd ɪn spɒt/
US /ˈstænd ɪn spɑːt/
A stand-inspot is a special place where someone waits in line or takes a turn.
The teacher marked a stand-inspot on the floor so the children knew where to wait.
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2. A temporary place used while the usual one is being fixed.
The bench by the door was a stand-inspot while the playground was repaired.
3. A spot on a stage where an actor stands when someone else is not there.
The director put tape on the floor as a stand-inspot for the missing actor.
4. A place set aside for a backup person to wait.
The coach showed the substitute player his stand-inspot on the sideline.