pose

Bir sorun, tehlike veya zorluk oluşturmak veya teşkil etmek.

To present or constitute a problem, danger, or difficulty.

• Climate change poses a serious threat to our planet.
• This situation poses several challenges.
• The question she posed was difficult to answer.
• The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence systems poses ethical questions that lawmakers have yet to address comprehensively.
• Urban sprawl continues to pose significant risks to biodiversity in regions where natural habitats are being converted into residential areas.
• The discovery of antibiotic-resistant bacteria poses a formidable challenge to modern healthcare systems worldwide.

Eş anlamlılar: present, create, raise, constitute

Zıt anlamlılar: solve, resolve

Özellikle bir fotoğraf veya resim için kendini veya başka birini belirli bir şekilde konumlandırmak.

To position oneself or another person in a particular way, especially for a photograph or painting.

• She posed for the camera with a big smile.
• The artist asked him to pose for a portrait.
• They posed together for a family photo.

Eş anlamlılar: position, arrange, model

Özellikle bir fotoğraf veya resim için tutulan belirli bir pozisyon veya duruş.

A particular position or posture, especially one held for a photograph or painting.

• Hold that pose for a few seconds.
• The model struck a dramatic pose.
• He maintained the same pose for an hour.

Eş anlamlılar: position, posture, stance, attitude