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put on the map

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put something on the map
Fig. to make some place famous or popular. The good food you serve here will really put this place on the map. Nothing like a little scandal to put an otherwise sleepy town on the map.
See also: map, put

put swh/something/somebody on the map
to make a place, thing, or person famous The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition of 1909 put Seattle on the map. If Newcastle United win the championship it will really put them back on the map as far as European football is concerned.
See also: map, put

put something on the map
to make something famous The Macintosh operating system put Apple computers on the map.
See also: map, put


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Resident Sybil Gregory said: "Three years ago, I felt this place needed to be put on the map and I think we've done it.
A former assistant to Oliver Sherwood, Greatrex was appointed trainer after Llewellyn was sacked in June by Malcolm Denmark, the owner of the yard which was put on the map by Jenny Pitman.
It's great to see this project come into fruition and for the estate to be put on the map," she said.
 
 
 
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