posing
Aussprache: [ˈpoʊzɪŋ]
Kontext: „art, photography“
(verb) to stand or sit in a particular way so that someone can take your picture or create a work of art. When you pose, you are showing your body and face in a way that looks good or tells a story.
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She is posing beautifully for the family photo.
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He didn't want to pose for the picture, so he turned away.
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Can you pose for a picture with me?
Kontext: „deception, behavior“
(verb) to pretend to be something or someone you are not. When you pose like this, you might be tricking others into thinking you are different from who you really are.
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He was just posing as a superhero during the school play.
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She realized he was not really a doctor; he was just posing.
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Why are you posing as someone you're not?
Kontext: „art, photography“
(noun) the action of standing or sitting in a particular way for a picture or artwork. When someone is in a pose, they have chosen how their body looks in that moment.
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The model's pose was elegant and captivating.
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His awkward pose made the photo look funny.
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What kind of pose do you want to try for this photo?
Kontext: „behavior, attitude“
(noun) a way of behaving that is intended to impress others or show off. This could be pretentious or trying too hard to be noticed.
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She had a confident pose that made her look strong.
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His pose seemed fake and made people uncomfortable.
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Do you think she is adopting a pose to impress us?