Pose ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Pose ( verb )

1. To assume a particular position or attitude.
2. To present oneself in a particular way.
3. To cause to be in a particular state or condition.
4. To put forward for consideration or solution.
5. To present a problem or question for discussion.

Origin:

Middle english, from anglo-french poser, from latin pausare to make a pause, from pausa pause.

Examples:

1. She posed for a photograph.
2. He posed as a wealthy businessman.
3. The disease poses a serious threat to public health.
4. The company posed a proposal for the new project.
5. The teacher posed a question to the class.

(As a noun)

Pose ( noun )

1. To assume a particular position or attitude.
2. To present oneself in a particular way.
3. To cause to be in a particular state or condition.
4. To put forward for consideration or solution.
5. To present a problem or question for discussion.

Origin:

Middle english, from anglo-french poser, from latin pausare to make a pause, from pausa pause.

Examples:

1. She posed for a photograph.
2. He posed as a wealthy businessman.
3. The disease poses a serious threat to public health.
4. The company posed a proposal for the new project.
5. The teacher posed a question to the class.