Definition
a (political) position: a (political) opinion, stance, viewpoint
What's your position on globalization? What's your opinion about it?
a position (in a company): a job, role, a post (in a company)
What's your position at the company? What job do you do there?
He put himself in a difficult position. It really was a tricky situation.
a (geographical) position: a (geographical) location, place
Pronunciation examples
UK: What's the government's position on education?
US: She has an important position in a bank.
- "The internet is abuzz with new photos depicting former Delavigne Corp intern Edward Moon in a series of "compromising" positions."
- "After six months of record sales, Philip was awarded the position of Director, which he held ever since."
- "I hereby resign from my position as intern, effective immediately, in order to pursue a new career as ...................................."
- "Unfortunately, I am unable to give you more information regarding my position and purpose, because then I would have to kill you."
- "Bruno (Mitch) : I've decided to give up my position as lifeguard of this beach to pursue a musical career."
- "I am a highly qualified applicant for that position."
- "Brian : ...position in Delavigne's Sales Department."
- "-Do you mind if I ask you why you're interested in a position for which you're clearly overqualified?"
- "Congratulations on your new position as my life coach!"
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