Idiom: put something on the map
Meaning
Idiom: put something on the map
- to make something famous
Example sentences
— This is the song and video that put Britney Spears on the map.
— Unfortunately, the mass shooting at my high school is what put our small town on the map.
— The redwood trees are what put Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks on the map.
— Sadly, the sex scandal between the principal and a student put our school on the map.
— I've heard of that place for some reason. What was it again that put it on the map?
— Do you remember what put Kim Kardashian on the map?
— Fargo was the movie that put the state of Minnesota on the map.
— Defeating ten-term incumbent Congressman Joe Crowley was the event that put Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on the map.
— Obviously, the Leaning Tower is what put Pisa on the map.
Synonyms
- in the spotlight
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