take position
英 [teik pəˈziʃən] 美 [tek pəˈzɪʃən]

释义

[体]抢占位置；

权威例句

Workpiece magazine and apparatus for transporting work pieces to a defined delivery or take-up position
"Reckoning with Colin Rowe": ten architects take position
Reckoning with Colin Rowe: Ten Architects Take Position
The UK and Italian Competition Authorities take position on regulatory measures for online transport platforms (Uber)
The look of the other makes you take position Interview with the brothers Dardenne by Fabrizio Liberti and Tina Porcelli
A Research on the Fundamental State of Peasant-workers in Lower Position——Take Peasant-workers in J City for Example
[What position to take for Kaposi's sarcoma in organ transplantation?].
NEWS FROM KAZAKHSTAN - CHRISTIANS IN KAZAKHSTAN TAKE POSITION ON CHANGES TO LAW ON RELIGION
Why psychoanalysts are so reluctant to take position on hot issues of their time. an ethnological perspective
Kevin McDonald to take position at Rochester Institute of Technology; Karen Eley Sanders appointed acting vice president for equity ...