Sought after meaning in English
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Definition
(a) sought after (position): (a) popular, highly desired (position), (a position) which lots of people want
Examples
- "It's a very sought after position."
Exercise 1
"It's a very sought after position"
Bruno means that the position .
Bruno means that the position .
"It's a very sought after position"
Bruno means that the position is desirable.
Bruno means that the position is desirable.
is desirable: This is the correct answer. When a position or job is "sought after" it is coveted or desired: it is in demand by a lot of people. Another example: My grand mother's recipe for chicken soup is very sought after, everyone wants to know it.
is well paid: This answer is incorrect. A "sought-after" position does not mean that it is well paid or has a large salary.
is prestigious: This answer is incorrect. A "sought-after" position does not mean that it is prestigious or esteemed.
requires many qualifications: This answer is incorrect. A "sought-after" position does not mean that it requires many qualifications.
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