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Meanings of positioning in English

Portuguese
colocação
Catalan
posició
Spanish
situación

The act of putting something in a certain place.

colocação

Causing to fall into line or into position.

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Usage of positioning in English
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His positioning was good, particularly when he was left facing two players.
The Guardian
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But various banks' platforms tell a story of even more bullish positioning.
Reuters
3
Background: Pneumoperitoneum and patient positioning are essential factors during laparoscopic surgical procedures.
Pubmed
4
Good positioning of the endoprostheses was achieved and we attained procedural success.
Pubmed
5
Of course, historically low positioning doesn't mean investors will add any more.
Reuters
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Phantom data were collected by means of different positioning of the coil.
Pubmed
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Actions speak louder than words, and positioning during sex is no exception.
Ebony
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Xiaomi's self-positioning as an internet company also needs some convincing, he added.
Reuters
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They're positioning themselves to look good, so they can get another job.
The Guardian
10
Introduction: The scapular muscular system is the major determinant of scapular positioning.
Pubmed
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The players look much more aware with regards to movements and positioning.
The Guardian
12
Investors are still hoping for a higher bid given GrainCorp's strategic positioning.
Reuters
13
You try to stay aware of the positioning of the double doors.
Deadfall
14
Patients: Adult patients receiving prone positioning for moderate-to-severe acute respiratory distress syndrome.
Pubmed
15
How do they regard the positioning of brands in the music area?
The Irish Times
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To date, the major intraoperative difficulty remains the positioning of the graft.
Pubmed
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Positioning through the time
Positioning across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare