position
நிலையை
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 '
நிலை,
இடம்
noun
நிலை இருப்ப
example
what's your 'position' on this matter?
to place sth in a horizontal 'position'
Access to education was clearly dictated by one's 'position' in the social and gender hierarchies.
More fuel is used to get a vehicle moving from a stationary 'position' , causing more pollution.
sew the band into 'position'
that country enjoys a dominant 'position' in Europe
to place the troops in 'position'
In more recent times it has been located at its present 'position' , adjacent to the meat processing plant.
I apologise for the way in which my 'position' on decommissioning was misrepresented.
The panel is moved to its final location in the building and lowered into 'position' .
The prime minister has made his 'position' clear: ‘The law must be the law, no matter who you are or what influence you have,’ he declared.
Your Honour, the 'position' is this in relation to the conduct of the matter so far.
The United States will retain its advantageous 'position' for the next 20 or 30 years.
This 'position' might, to contrast it with Moore's objectivism, be called subjectivism.
The rib was then raised into 'position' , and pulled sideways to connect to the dovetails on the cross supports.
All these figures reflect a loss of the social 'position' of the working class.
They have a different social 'position' to ordinary rank and file union members.
he made up ground to finish in second 'position'
I had the parcel on the ground, and waited for ages, edging gradually into 'position' , when it arrived.
a woman of supposed wealth and 'position'
Regardless of your viewpoint, the chances are that you hold a passionate 'position' on this argument.
No, the reason she found him to be so irritating was that he took his 'position' in the social hierarchy for granted.
We moved all of our vehicles and soldiers from Camp Fallujah to a 'position' about 1 mile north of the city.
what can we do to improve the 'position'?
They can be reclined to a flat 'position' providing a full length sleeping area.
His work in this area was aimed at locating the 'position' of enemy guns.
That depresses wage rates and rents, and brings us back to a more competitive 'position' .
What all of this tends to suggest is that we need much deeper and more refined analysis of the Irish competitive 'position' .
As they aged, the extension mirror adjustment began to slip out of 'position' on bumpy roads.
There should never have been a car park in such a 'position' of prominence as it is in Church Street.
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