position
অবস্থান
definition
verb
he pulled out a chair and positioned it between them
put or arrange (someone or something) in a particular place or way.
noun
the distress call had given the ship's position
a place where someone or something is located or has been put.
he moved himself into a reclining position
a particular way in which someone or something is placed or arranged.
translation of 'position'
অবস্থানস্থল,
দৃষ্টিভংগী
verb
অবস্থান নির্ণয় করা,
যথাস্থানে রাখা
noun
অবস্থান,
কোট,
অবস্থিতি,
ভঙ্গী,
স্থান,
জায়গা,
সামাজিক পর্দময্র্যাদা,
প্রতিজ্ঞা,
সামাজিক অবস্থা,
অবস্থা,
পদ,
স্থিতি,
চাকরী,
জনসভায় বক্তৃতা
example
sleek motor launches jostled for 'position'
Access to education was clearly dictated by one's 'position' in the social and gender hierarchies.
A good overall education program should promote understanding of the cooperative's character, governance, finances, policies, operations and market 'position' .
Regardless of your viewpoint, the chances are that you hold a passionate 'position' on this argument.
Those of us, who are in a more advantageous 'position' , know how bad the situation is.
the company's financial 'position' is grim
to be in a difficult 'position'
she changed the 'position' of the tables and seats in the room
to place sth in a horizontal 'position'
Every night she'd come up and turn herself into 'position' , put her head down on my chest and purr.
it gives every player a chance to play every fielding 'position'
make sure that no slates have slipped out of 'position'
Every person had a different colour and number of bands, telling each of them their rank and 'position' .
He considered the 'position' of women in his society as a form of slavery.
In addition to his mathematics 'position' , he was appointed to a divinity lectureship in 1845.
As a result, millions of workers have suffered an unprecedented reversal in their social 'position' .
Mrs Snell took up her 'position' on the bottom step of the stairs
As they aged, the extension mirror adjustment began to slip out of 'position' on bumpy roads.
cramp forced her to change 'position'
the 'position' of women in modern society
Mrs. Snell had taken up her 'position' on the bottom step of the stairs
everyone look at the 'position' of his feet
the party's 'position' on abortion
In our first game, White went for a 'position' with doubled pawns in order to obtain a pair of Bishops.
The orthodox view can then be contrasted with the revisionist 'position' on these issues.
that country enjoys a dominant 'position' in Europe
Land holding in rural areas is a major indicator of economic status and social 'position' .
The symbols of independence give them the upward 'position' in social hierarchy and status ladder.
The rib was then raised into 'position' , and pulled sideways to connect to the dovetails on the cross supports.
his successors were already jockeying for 'position'
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