シセイ
Meanings
Noun
1. posture; pose; position; stance; carriage (of the body)
Have you been waiting in this posture the whole time?
2. attitude; approach; stance
No, no, I think that kind of attitude is important.
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (12 in total)
forward-bent posture
attitude control; postural control
(keeping a) low profile
Examples (20 in total)
It is an extremely low posture.
I end up in a kneeling position.
Have you been waiting in this posture the whole time?
He lay down in a comfortable position.
No, no, I think that kind of attitude is important.
When the meeting ended, everyone relaxed their posture.
That posture is correct, and the gaze is strong.
From the very start of the discussion, they are in a provocative stance.
Neither took a stance; they were in a natural posture.
I want you to improve your attitude at work.
The attitude of tackling everything with full effort is wonderful.
It is a strange posture, as if raising both hands upward.
At least in times like these, we have to take an aggressive approach.
And so we held that position for a while.
Moreover, he did not lose his posture upon landing.
At the second order, he finally stands at attention.
Maybe because I'd stayed in the same position, my shoulders were stiff as a board.
The Spanish government, too, is expected to show a cautious stance in negotiations.
I don't know what the conversation is about, but I don't see any aggressive attitude toward the teacher.
His muscles ached from sitting too long in one position.