pose

UK
/pəʊz/
US
/poʊz/

Translations

posenoun
poses
pl
UK
/pəʊz/
US
/poʊz/
The photographer asked the model to hold a dramatic pose for the shoot.
Le photographe a demandé au mannequin de prendre une pose dramatique pour la séance.
Additional translations
affectationAu sens d’attitude artificielle destinée à impressionner ou à tromper.
poseverb
posed
Past Simple
posed
Past Participle
posing
Gerund
UK
/pəʊz/
US
/poʊz/
poserAu sens de soumettre une question à la réflexion.
The professor posed an intriguing question to the class.
Le professeur a posé une question intrigante à la classe.
poserAu sens de causer ou de constituer un problème.
The new regulations pose a challenge for small businesses.
Les nouvelles réglementations posent un défi aux petites entreprises.
poserEmploi courant pour une attitude, une prise de vue, ou le fait de formuler une question.
The model posed elegantly for the photographer.
Le mannequin a posé élégamment pour le photographe.
Additional translations
usurperAu sens d’usurper une identité ou un rôle; registre courant en contexte de tromperie.

Definitions

posenoun
A particular way of standing or sitting, usually adopted for effect or in a photograph.
The photographer asked the model to hold a dramatic pose for the shoot.
A way of behaving that is intended to impress or deceive others.
His confident demeanor was just a pose to hide his nervousness.
poseverb
To assume a particular position or attitude, often for a photograph or painting.
The model posed elegantly for the photographer.
To present or constitute a problem, danger, or difficulty.
The new regulations pose a challenge for small businesses.
To pretend to be someone or something in order to deceive others.
The spy posed as a journalist to gather information.
To put forward (a question) for consideration or to be answered.
The professor posed an intriguing question to the class.