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Translate posture from English to Swedish

Summary

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posture:
- hållning; postyr; statyr
Wiktionary:
- posture → attityd, hållning, fasthet, ställning, position

English

Detailed Translations for posture from English to Swedish

posture:

posture [the ~] nom

the posture
hållning; postyr
- hållning [-en] nom
- postyr nom
the posture (stature; figure; shape; build; size)
statyr
- statyr nom

Translation Matrix for posture:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
hållning	posture	appearance; build; figure; stature
postyr	posture
statyr	build; figure; posture; shape; size; stature
-	attitude; bearing; carriage; military capability; military posture; military strength; position; stance; strength
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	model; pose; sit

Related Words for "posture":

postures

Synonyms for "posture":

position; attitude; bodily property
carriage; bearing
stance; attitude; mental attitude
military capability; military strength; strength; military posture; capability; capableness
pose; behave; acquit; bear; deport; conduct; comport; carry
model; sit; expose; exhibit; display

Related Definitions for "posture":

characteristic way of bearing one's body¹
- stood with good posture¹
the arrangement of the body and its limbs¹
capability in terms of personnel and materiel that affect the capacity to fight a war¹
a rationalized mental attitude¹
assume a posture as for artistic purposes¹
behave affectedly or unnaturally in order to impress others¹
- She postured and made a total fool of herself¹

Wiktionary Translations for posture:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• posture	→ attityd; hållning; fasthet	↔ Haltung — Plural ungebräuchlich oder selten: (bezüglich des Stehens, Gehens oder Sitzens) Art und Weise, den Körper, insbesondere das Rückgrat zu halten; Körperhaltung
• posture	→ ställning; position	↔ position — situation dans une structure, place dans un ensemble de coordonnées ; lieu, point où une chose place, situation.

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