posture in Danish
posture in Danish is holdning, positur — posture means the way someone holds and positions their body, especially while sitting or standing.
posture in Danish
holdning
(rare) The position of someone or something relative to another; position; situation.
positur
(rare) The position of someone or something relative to another; position; situation.
What does "posture" mean?
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noun The way someone holds and positions their body, especially while sitting or standing.
"Sitting all day at a desk can ruin your posture."
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noun A person's stance or attitude toward an issue.
"The government softened its posture on trade tariffs."
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verb To behave in a way meant to impress or intimidate, without real substance behind it.
"Politicians were accused of posturing rather than solving the problem."
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posture in a sentence
- Sitting all day at a desk can ruin your posture.
- The yoga instructor reminded us to keep good posture.
- The government softened its posture on trade tariffs.
- Politicians were accused of posturing rather than solving the problem.
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What is "posture" in Danish?
"posture" in Danish is holdning, positur. posture means: The way someone holds and positions their body, especially while sitting or standing.
How do you use "posture" in a sentence?
Example: "Sitting all day at a desk can ruin your posture." In Danish, "posture" is holdning, positur.
Are there other ways to say "posture" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 2 translations listed for "posture": holdning, positur.
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