position
स्थान
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 '
ठिकाण,
परिस्थती,
जागा,
(शारीरिक) अवस्था किंवा स्थिती,
स्थळ,
सामाजिक दर्जा,
मनोभूमिका
example
That depresses wage rates and rents, and brings us back to a more competitive 'position' .
we felt we were not in a 'position' to judge the merits of the case
Access to education was clearly dictated by one's 'position' in the social and gender hierarchies.
to put sb in a dangerous 'position'
the 'position' of the house
the village is in a very remote 'position'
to be in a good 'position'
she's held the 'position' of chief executive for ten years
Any significant increase in costs could affect the financial 'position' adversely.
It aims to be an objective assessment of Scotland's competitive 'position' in a global context.
Her successful career and her high social 'position' had not brought her personal fulfilment.
White had more space and started a pawn roller on the kingside in front of her castled 'position' .
to be in a bad 'position'
he made up ground to finish in second 'position'
With some precautions, women can regain their advantageous 'position' in the healthy heart race.
In more recent times it has been located at its present 'position' , adjacent to the meat processing plant.
don't put yourself in a 'position' where you can be sacked
Judging by the election results, they seem to have taken full advantage of their 'position' .
to use your 'position' of influence
Now if France wants to take a different 'position' on certain issues, fine, I don't mind, why should that make me worry?
Regardless of your viewpoint, the chances are that you hold a passionate 'position' on this argument.
I know some people who have status, 'position' and wealth but who are not necessarily happy.
Mrs. Snell had taken up her 'position' on the bottom step of the stairs
we were not in a 'position' to judge the merits of the case
Mrs Snell took up her 'position' on the bottom step of the stairs
she retired from her 'position' as marketing director
I don't envy your 'position'
did he abuse his 'position' of trust as a doctor?
Alex poured another glass of whiskey and watched the new chunks of ice settle into 'position' .
My other car, which has been off the road for 10 years, is parked in an identical 'position' and that wasn't ticketed.
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