Pose a problem meaning in English

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Definition

to pose a problem, a question: to be a problem, to represent a difficult situation; to ask a question idiom
to pose a threat to represent danger, a hazard, a risk
  • "Please allow me now to pose a rhetorical question to all of you: is it normal that I am directly receiving phone calls from customers?"
  • "the necessary precautions in his personal life, and while it is not a serious problem right now, I believe it could pose some problems in the future."

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