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position

nounB1 · Intermediate

The place where someone or something is.

Meanings of «position»

1 · noun

the place where someone or something is

The lamp is in a strange position on the desk.

2 · noun

a job or rank someone holds in a company

She got a new position at the local bank.

Similar: jobpostrole

3 · noun

an opinion or attitude about something

He clearly explained his position on the new rule.

Similar: opinionstanceview

Translation

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The difference between similar words

the place where someone or something is
locationthe usual word; the exact place of somethingPlease send me the location of the shop.
positionwhere something is compared with other thingsThe ship changed its position during the night.
whereaboutswhere a person is, usually when it is unknownThe police do not know his whereabouts.
a job that is free to apply for
vacancya job no one has yet; used in job advertsThere is a vacancy for a cook in our cafe.
openinga job available, or a chance to joinThere is an opening in our sales team.
positiona job, seen as a place in a companyShe applied for a position at the bank.
to move something to a spot
putthe everyday word, in any wayPut your bag on the chair.
placeput carefully in a particular spotShe placed the vase on the table.
setput down gently, often on a surfaceHe set the cup on the desk.
positionput exactly where it is neededPosition the lamp so it lights the desk.
your place in society
statusyour official or social positionHis status in the company is very high.
positionyour job or rank in a groupShe has an important position at the bank.
standingthe respect others have for youA good teacher has high standing in the town.
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