position
پوزیشن
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 '
noun
اوقات
example
Is it possible to take a 'position' on violence as a means towards an end, regardless of the nature of that end?
An establishment figure, he has all the airs and graces of his social 'position' .
The ones who know they don't trust may actually be in a more advantageous 'position' .
I am now considering my options in relation to my 'position' in the Labour party.
I feel languorous about my world, and of my 'position' and importance in it.
Access to education was clearly dictated by one's 'position' in the social and gender hierarchies.
cramp forced her to change 'position'
They have a different social 'position' to ordinary rank and file union members.
Kinsale occupies a 'position' of unique importance in Irish history
I was right there and in perfect 'position' to take advantage of the thermal.
Such a man or woman is slave to his or her social 'position' and wealth.
The panel is moved to its final location in the building and lowered into 'position' .
In the time it took to pick up the chart and locate our 'position' , our HF antenna iced up.
they were left in a 'position' of having to plan without him
we're in no 'position' to complain
In that case, the Government will be in a more advantageous 'position' as a huge amount can be collected in tax.
she's playing out of 'position'
Now the whole social situation, including the 'position' of women, has become more complex.
he looks best in central midfield, his own preferred 'position'
copy the programme and 'position' it on the desktop
Every night she'd come up and turn herself into 'position' , put her head down on my chest and purr.
No, the reason she found him to be so irritating was that he took his 'position' in the social hierarchy for granted.
Each 'position' is diagrammed, and the first new finger number is circled on the staff.
Some will remember that these pages have indicated my 'position' on a number of Harris' policies.
It's an enormous problem, you see, getting all that cat into 'position' in such a small space.
what's your cash 'position' at present?
The football players then returned to the middle of the field and got into 'position' again.
everyone look at the 'position' of his feet
make sure that no slates have slipped out of 'position'
Isn't Marx making a deliberately exaggerated statement of his own 'position' in order to display its novelty?
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