stance

UK
/stɑːns/
US
/stæns/
stanceсуществительное
stances
множ.
UK
/stɑːns/
US
/stæns/
Переводы
His stance on environmental issues is well-known.
Его позиция по вопросам окружающей среды хорошо известна.
The karate instructor corrected my stance.
Инструктор по карате исправил мою позу.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
The way in which someone stands, especially when deliberately adopted (as in sports); a person's posture.
The coach corrected the player's stance to improve his balance during the swing.
A particular attitude or position on an issue or topic.
The politician's stance on environmental issues gained her a lot of support from young voters.
A small ledge or platform on a climbing route from which a climber can stand, rest, or belay.
The leader reached a comfortable stance halfway up the cliff and set up a belay.
A designated stand or bay for a vehicle, especially at a bus or taxi station (chiefly British).
The airport shuttle departs from stance 5 outside the arrivals hall.
stanceприлагательное
more stance
Срав.
most stance
Превосх.
UK
/stɑːns/
US
/stæns/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., stance phase, stance width).
Определения
Relating to or occurring during the period in which a limb or foot is in contact with the ground, especially in gait analysis.
Stance time decreases as running speed increases.