Position ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Position ( noun )

1. The way in which something is placed or arranged.
2. The way in which something is placed in relation to its surroundings.
3. The status or function of someone or something within an organization or society.
4. A job or occupation.
5. A point or area on a playing field or battlefield.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french, from latin positio, from ponere to place.

Examples:

1. She changed the position of the vase on the table.
2. The position of the company in the market is strong.
3. He has a high-ranking position in the government.
4. She is applying for a position as a teacher.
5. The football team improved its position on the field.

(As a verb)

Position ( verb )

1. The way in which something is placed or arranged.
2. The way in which something is placed in relation to its surroundings.
3. The status or function of someone or something within an organization or society.
4. A job or occupation.
5. A point or area on a playing field or battlefield.

Origin:

Middle english, from old french, from latin positio, from ponere to place.

Examples:

1. She changed the position of the vase on the table.
2. The position of the company in the market is strong.
3. He has a high-ranking position in the government.
4. She is applying for a position as a teacher.
5. The football team improved its position on the field.