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change posture

/tʃeɪndʒ ˈpɒstʃə/

Traduction: Modifier ou ajuster sa posture physique ou sa position, souvent utilisé littéralement dans des contextes d'ergonomie ou de physiothérapie, ou de manière figurée pour décrire un changement d'attitude, de stratégie ou d'approche.

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/tʃeɪndʒ ˈpɒstʃə/B2formal
  • frModifier ou ajuster sa posture physique ou sa position, souvent utilisé littéralement dans des contextes d'ergonomie ou de physiothérapie, ou de manière figurée pour décrire un changement d'attitude, de stratégie ou d'approche.

To adjust or alter one's physical stance or position, often used literally in contexts like ergonomics or physical therapy, or figuratively to describe a shift in attitude, strategy, or approach.

  1. Adjust body positionB1formal

    To alter the way one holds or positions their body, often for comfort or to adopt a different stance.

    frchanger de posture

    • He changed his posture to relieve the back pain.
    • The yoga instructor asked us to change posture slowly.
    • She changed posture several times during the long meeting.
  2. Alter stance or attitudeB2informal

    To shift one's physical or metaphorical position, often in response to a situation.

    frchanger de posture

    • The politician changed his posture on the issue after public pressure.
    • You need to change your posture if you want to be taken seriously.
    • He changed posture from defensive to open during the negotiation.