position
🇺🇸
/pəˈzɪʃn/
🇬🇧
/pəˈzɪʃn/
noun
A2
where someone or something is
The hotel is in a high position with a view of the lake.
酒店位於高處，可以俯瞰湖泊。
A2
the right place for someone or something
He took his position by the door as expected.
正如預期的那樣，他在門邊站好了位置。
A2
how someone sits or stands, or how something is placed
She adjusted the seat to a reclining position.
她把座椅調整到傾斜的位置。
B1
someone's situation, especially what they can or cannot do
You are not in a position to complain about the rules.
你無權對規則提出抱怨。
B2
an opinion or attitude about something
She made her position on the issue very clear.
她在這個問題上的立場非常明確。
B2
how important someone or something is compared to others
Atkins holds a special position in the history of photography.
阿特金斯在攝影史上佔有特殊地位。
B2
a job
I want to apply for the position of Sales Director.
我想申請銷售總監的職位。
R
a place in a race or competition compared to others
United's win moved them to third position in the league.
聯隊的勝利使他們在聯賽中升至第三位。
R
where someone plays and their role in team games
Nakata had to play out of his usual position when the defender was hurt.
當中後衛受傷時，中田不得不打他不常打的位置。
R
a place where soldiers and guns are placed for fighting
They attacked the enemy positions early in the morning.
他們一大早就攻擊了敵人的陣地。
verb
R
to put someone or something in a specific place
She quickly positioned herself behind the desk.
她迅速地將自己安置在桌子後面。
translation
位置, 合適的位置, 姿勢, 處境, 立場, 地位, 職位, 名次, 陣地
放置
詞形變化
Plural
positions
Progressive
positioning
Past
positioned
Perfect
positioned
3rd Present
positions