position in Japanese
position in Japanese is 位置, 位置付ける, 配置 — position means a place or location where something or someone is.
position in Japanese
位置
Pronounced: ichi
A place or location.
位置付ける
Pronounced: ichizukeru
To put into place.
配置
Pronounced: haichi
To put into place.
What does "position" mean?
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noun A place or location where something or someone is.
"The ship's position was tracked by satellite."
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noun A job or role within an organization.
"She applied for a marketing position at the firm."
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noun An opinion or stance on an issue.
"The senator explained her position on the new tax bill."
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noun The way a body is arranged or held.
"The yoga instructor demonstrated the correct position."
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position in a sentence
- The ship's position was tracked by satellite.
- She applied for a marketing position at the firm.
- He was promoted to a senior position last year.
- The senator explained her position on the new tax bill.
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What is "position" in Japanese?
"position" in Japanese is 位置, 位置付ける, 配置. position means: A place or location where something or someone is.
How do you pronounce 位置?
"position" in Japanese is 位置, pronounced "ichi".
How do you use "position" in a sentence?
Example: "The ship's position was tracked by satellite." In Japanese, "position" is 位置, 位置付ける, 配置.
Are there other ways to say "position" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "position": 位置, 位置付ける, 配置.
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