剩一点儿都没地方搁　How is the sentence composed of? I'm newbie in this community. My best regards.

没了冰箱还真不行，每天早上都要去早市买菜，饭也不能多做，剩一点儿都没地方搁。

The bolded sentence means "There is no place for conserving the remained foods."

How is the sentence composed of?

It seems "搁" is the adjective of "地方".( the place for conserving ...)
But "搁" is a verb in my textbook and electric dictionary.

Is the sentence equal to this sentence?

剩(饭)一点儿  and 搁没(在)地方(饭)?

How should I understand this sentence?
Why is "都没地方"  in front of "搁"?
&quot;搁&quot; is a verb for &quot;to place; to put&quot;

剩一点儿(食物)都没地方搁

剩一点儿 = left a little bit
(吃)剩一点儿(食物)= left a little bit (of food)
(吃)剩一点儿(食物)都 = even left a little bit (of food)

&quot;(吃)剩一点儿(食物)都没地方搁&quot; = &quot;Even left a little bit (of food), there's no place to put it&quot; or &quot;There is no place to put even a little bit of leftover&quot; (rephrase in common English grammar)
The verb &quot;吃&quot; (eat) and the object &quot;饭 or 食物&quot; (food) are omitted because &quot;剩&quot; implied &quot;吃剩&quot;  and the object for &quot;吃剩&quot; (left over) is clearly food

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Why is &quot;都没地方&quot; in front of &quot;搁&quot;?

&quot;没地方&quot;(no place to) is the relative/adverbial phrase for  &quot;搁 &quot; (to place). It gives more details on the simple sentence: &quot;搁(食物)&quot;