position
ਸਥਿਤੀ
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.
example
His resignation from his 'position' on Monday afternoon last came as a big shock to the soccer public in Waterford.
Bringing the pole down into a horizontal position, my right arm out behind me, locating the 'position' of my left hand was easy.
the 'position' is that you can't enter
he made up ground to finish in second 'position'
He considered the 'position' of women in his society as a form of slavery.
the Church's 'position' on divorce
On the other hand, Ben has dived the wreck located at the 'position' given for the Saxon Briton.
the economic 'position' of the country
I don't think you're ever aware of your 'position' as a social group perceives it.
the 'position' of the house
don't put yourself in a 'position' where you can be sacked
it's in 'position' now
Place the template into 'position' on the cabinet top or back and outline the duct hole.
That would have meant abandoning the conference and pushing the executive's 'position' to rank and file members.
A council spokesperson said he was not in a 'position' to answer the query on the double yellow lines.
The orthodox view can then be contrasted with the revisionist 'position' on these issues.
For his part, Okalik said his 'position' on the human rights law remains unchanged.
Now the whole social situation, including the 'position' of women, has become more complex.
to 'position' a patient
There should never have been a car park in such a 'position' of prominence as it is in Church Street.
I had the parcel on the ground, and waited for ages, edging gradually into 'position' , when it arrived.
About that time, volunteers began rolling the carts of food into 'position' to serve.
she's held the 'position' of chief executive for ten years
the 'position' of women in modern society
Scholars occupied an important social 'position' in the long period of feudal society in China.
Kinsale occupies a 'position' of unique importance in Irish history
When pasting the red paper on the door, the character fu must be arranged in an upside-down 'position' .
we felt we were not in a 'position' to judge the merits of the case
The first is that inconsistency is readily avoided by a little care in the formulation of the sceptical 'position' .
a development plan which will 'position' the city as a major economic force in the region
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