意味
to make someone realize their status
文化的背景
The concept of 'hamstvo' (insolent rudeness) is a major cultural touchstone. 'Поставить на место' is the socially accepted weapon against it. During the Soviet period, the phrase was often used by the state or collectives to suppress dissent or 'anti-social' behavior. In Russian corporate culture, hierarchy is often more rigid than in the West. 'Поставить на место' is a common tool for managers to maintain authority. Classic Russian literature (Dostoevsky, Tolstoy) often explores the psychological pain of being 'put in one's place' by a higher social class.
The 'Empathy' Trap
Always double-check if you've included 'себя'. 'Поставить себя на место' is a completely different, positive emotion.
Tone Matters
This phrase can sound very aggressive if said with a loud voice. To be professional, say it calmly and firmly.
意味
to make someone realize their status
The 'Empathy' Trap
Always double-check if you've included 'себя'. 'Поставить себя на место' is a completely different, positive emotion.
Tone Matters
This phrase can sound very aggressive if said with a loud voice. To be professional, say it calmly and firmly.
Use with 'Нужно'
It's very common to use this with 'нужно' (need to) or 'пришлось' (had to) to justify the action: 'Мне пришлось его поставить на место.'
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'поставить' and the correct pronoun.
Он был очень наглым, поэтому я ______ ______ на место. (Past tense, male pronoun)
We use the perfective 'поставил' for a completed action and the Accusative 'его'.
Which sentence uses the phrase in a FIGURATIVE sense?
Выберите предложение в переносном значении:
In this context, the teacher is humbling a bully, not moving them physically.
Match the phrase to the most appropriate situation.
Ситуация: Ваш младший брат начал командовать вами и вашими друзьями.
You need to remind him of his boundaries/status.
Complete the dialogue.
— Ты слышал, как Анна ответила этому грубияну? — Да, она мастерски ...
Perfective verb + Accusative case is the standard way to describe this completed action.
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4 問題Он был очень наглым, поэтому я ______ ______ на место. (Past tense, male pronoun)
We use the perfective 'поставил' for a completed action and the Accusative 'его'.
Выберите предложение в переносном значении:
In this context, the teacher is humbling a bully, not moving them physically.
Ситуация: Ваш младший брат начал командовать вами и вашими друзьями.
You need to remind him of his boundaries/status.
— Ты слышал, как Анна ответила этому грубияну? — Да, она мастерски ...
Perfective verb + Accusative case is the standard way to describe this completed action.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
4 問It's not rude itself, but it describes a confrontational action. Using it shows you are asserting power.
Only if you are prepared to be fired! It's a direct challenge to authority.
'Поставить' is for a specific time you did it. 'Ставить' is for your general ability or habit.
Yes, it's the standard way to say 'put things back where they belong.'
関連フレーズ
знать своё место
similarTo know one's place
осадить
synonymTo check/pull back someone
приструнить
similarTo bring to heel
указать на дверь
contrastTo show someone the door
