stance in Chinese
stance in Chinese is 位置, 态度 — stance means the way someone stands, including their posture and the position of their feet.
stance in Chinese
位置
Pronounced: wèi zhi
The manner, pose, or posture in which one stands.
态度
Pronounced: tài du
One's opinion or point of view.
What does "stance" mean?
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noun The way someone stands, including their posture and the position of their feet.
"Keep a wide stance and bend your knees before lifting the box."
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noun A position or opinion held on an issue.
"The school has a clear stance on mobile phones in class."
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stance in a sentence
- Keep a wide stance and bend your knees before lifting the box.
- The boxer's stance was low, balanced and ready for the first punch.
- The school has a clear stance on mobile phones in class.
- The senator softened her stance on the new tax bill.
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What is "stance" in Chinese?
"stance" in Chinese is 位置, 态度. stance means: The way someone stands, including their posture and the position of their feet.
How do you pronounce 位置?
"stance" in Chinese is 位置, pronounced "wèi zhi".
How do you use "stance" in a sentence?
Example: "Keep a wide stance and bend your knees before lifting the box." In Chinese, "stance" is 位置, 态度.
Are there other ways to say "stance" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "stance": 位置, 态度.
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