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Meanings of pose to in English

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Usage of pose to in English
1
Take a Wonder Woman power pose to look and feel more confident.
Radio NZ
2
One major uncertainty was the risk climate change might pose to food supplies.
The Guardian
3
Therefore, I have one question to pose to you, Leader Torondo.
Navigators of Dune
4
The case illustrates the potential risks that rogue traders pose to financial firms.
Reuters
5
She hadn't thought of the danger the bull could pose to anyone else.
Riding the storm
6
Kinder realized the safety threat the trees could pose to climbers.
Climbing Magazine
7
He spoke about the threat that videodisc might pose to microfilm or microfiche.
The new yorker
8
Her movements became almost fluid now, as she changed from pose to pose.
The irresistible henry house
9
And ever her figure shifted from one fluid pose to another.
Angel Island
10
His idealism was a pose to try to ennoble utter cowardice.
The Parts Men Play
11
Further study is needed to understand the risks these variants pose to human health.
Pubmed
12
The cows are more than happy to pose to photos.
The South African
13
So how much of a threat do the redback spiders pose to the beetles?
Radio NZ
14
Especially how big a threat they might pose to us.
Beyond The Frontier: Dreadnaught
15
Matthew adopted a similar pose to Lobero's, standing over Jack's body to shield him.
The Book of Life
16
For I have many contradictions to pose to many men.
The Well of Saint Clare
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Pose to through the time
Pose to across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common