pose
61pose — Synonyms and related words: act, acting, action, actions, activity, acts, address, advance, affectation, affectedness, air, airs, appearance, arrange, ask, assert, attitude, attitudinarianism, attitudinize, attitudinizing, bearing, beck, beckon,… …
62pose — s f 1 Posición del cuerpo que adopta una persona frente a otra, generalmente un artista o un espectador: Le regalé un retrato en pose de bañista 2 Posición falsa que adopta una persona para engañar a otra: adoptar una pose, Dizque conocen su… …
63pose — 1. verb 1) pollution poses a threat to health Syn: constitute, present, offer 2) the question posed earlier Syn: raise, ask, put, submit, advance, propose 3) …
64pose as — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms pose as : present tense I/you/we/they pose as he/she/it poses as present participle posing as past tense posed as past participle posed as pose as someone/something to pretend to be a particular person or type …
65Pose — die Pose, n (Mittelstufe) eine bestimmte, meist unnatürliche Körperhaltung Synonym: Positur Beispiele: Das ist alles nur Pose. Er nahm eine dramatische Pose ein …
66Pose — Po|se 〈f.; Gen.: , Pl.: n〉 1. gekünstelte, gezierte Haltung; eine Pose einnehmen 2. 〈bildende Kunst〉 Stellung, Haltung (einer Person); Figur in der Pose eines Schlafenden, Kämpfenden [Etym.: frz., »das Legen, Setzen, Stellen«] …
67pose — [16] Pose and pause come ultimately from the same source. This was late Latin pausāre ‘stop, pause’. In Vulgar Latin it came to be associated with pōnere ‘put’, and particularly, owing to the similarity of form, with its past participle positum… …
68pose — išlaikymas statusas T sritis Standartizacija ir metrologija apibrėžtis Fotografinės medžiagos apšvietos trukmė. atitikmenys: angl. exposure time; time of exposure vok. Belichtungszeit, f rus. время освещения, n; выдержка, f; экспозиция, f pranc.… …
69pose — [16] Pose and pause come ultimately from the same source. This was late Latin pausāre ‘stop, pause’. In Vulgar Latin it came to be associated with pōnere ‘put’, and particularly, owing to the similarity of form, with its past participle positum… …
70pose — 1. v. & n. v. 1 intr. assume a certain attitude of body, esp. when being photographed or being painted for a portrait. 2 intr. (foll. by as) set oneself up as or pretend to be (another person etc.) (posing as a celebrity). 3 intr. behave… …
