poser

Meaning

1. to stop carrying, to put down (something or somebody)
2. to ask or pose (a question)
3. to land (a plane)
4. to lay, place
5. to install, fit
6. to relax, settle

Concepts

place

lay

put

put down

set

pose

lay down

make

locate

do

install

set up

construct

position

build

put up

ask

establish

create

land

posture

set down

act

situate

seat

sit

rest

plant

arrange

bring about

cause

engender

produce

stand

attitudinize

give

state

perform

put upon

appoint

present

localise

localize

behave

deal

generate

induce

originate

provoke

raise

work

call

play

pass oneself off

strike an attitude

fix

expose

cover

hide

lay something upside down

turn something over

deposit

erect

put on clothes

achieve

trap

be laid

inquire

be set

lay on

remove

settle

come in

come out

marvel

wonder

mark

confront

face

post

send

station

aim

direct

point

target

discharge

drop

drop off

unload

place down

repose

bring down

model

turn up

site

answer

wiretap

tune in

order

sort

sit down

mount on

instal

fit on

mount

forge

form

invoke

come up with

entail

eventuate

yield

stage

upraise

stow

ensconce

take

comport

conduct

move

support

adjust

customize

refit

accommodate

alter

modify

be about

be about to

brace

get ready

prepare for

setting up

enact

commove

effectuate

excite

force

incite

inspire

persuade

pin down

prevail

spark off

spur on

urge

Pronounced as (IPA)

/po.ze/

Etymology

Inherited from Old French poser, from Vulgar Latin pausāre < Latin pausāre, influenced in meaning by pōnō (especially its past participle positus). Compare Italian posare.

Sentences

Elle est la première personne à y poser une question en langue amazigh .

She is the first person to ask a question in Amazigh.

Devait-il lui , se poser en rival de Dieu .

Should he pose as a rival to God?