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military posture

/ˈmɪlɪtəri ˈpɒstʃə/

Traduction: Posture militaire : position stratégique générale, état de préparation et déploiement des forces armées d'un pays, y compris leur disposition défensive ou offensive, leurs capacités et l'affichage public de leurs intentions.

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/ˈmɪlɪtəri ˈpɒstʃə/C1formalpolitical
  • frPosture militaire : position stratégique générale, état de préparation et déploiement des forces armées d'un pays, y compris leur disposition défensive ou offensive, leurs capacités et l'affichage public de leurs intentions.

The overall strategic stance, readiness, and deployment of a nation's armed forces, including its defensive or offensive positioning, capabilities, and public signaling of intent.

  1. Strategic military stanceC1formal

    The overall strategic position, readiness, and deployment of a nation's armed forces, reflecting its defense policy and intentions.

    frposture militaire

    • The country's military posture shifted to a more defensive strategy.
    • Analysts are studying the changes in the region's military posture.
    • A strong military posture is often seen as a deterrent against aggression.
  2. Physical bearing or disciplineB2formal

    The formal, disciplined way soldiers stand, walk, or carry themselves, reflecting training and respect.

    frposture militaire

    • The soldiers maintained an impeccable military posture during the parade.
    • His military posture showed years of rigorous training.
    • The officer corrected the recruit's military posture.