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stance [Brit stɑːns, stans, Am stæns] N

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1. stance (attitude):

stance

to take or adopt a stance

adopter une position

her stance on defence, inflation, issue

sa position sur

2. stance (way of standing):

stance

to adopt a stance

prendre une position

3. stance (in mountaineering):

stance

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high-principled stance, motivation

dicté par de grands principes

disinterested observer, party, stance, advice

to diverge from truth, norm, belief, stance

toughen, a. toughen up stance, position

harden attitude, stance

to waver from decision, stance

take up position, stance

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nuancer son jugement

to moderate one's stance

position, stance

maintenir/durcir sa position

to maintain/harden one's position ou stance

position de principe

position ou stance taken on principle

prise de position

stance, stand (sur qc on sth)

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stance [stɑ:nts, Am stænts] N a. fig

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stance

to take (up) one's stance

se mettre en position

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rectifier la position

to correct one's stance

laïcité de l'enseignement

non-religion stance

to take (up) one's stance

se mettre en position

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Changes in world economic relations during the 1970s also encouraged a more independent stance. en.wikipedia.org

One complete gait cycle involves a stance and swing phase for each leg. en.wikipedia.org

When the foot is in contact with the ground it is referred to as the stance phase. en.wikipedia.org

Both sides harden in their stance to destroy the other side.: 7. en.wikipedia.org

Taking a different stance to their other singles, it still only managed one week at the summit. en.wikipedia.org

To defend one would use strong low stances and hold ground or may rely upon evasion tactics. en.wikipedia.org

With its founding, the seminary's founders sought to reform fundamentalism from its separatist and sometimes anti-intellectual stance of the 1920-40 era. en.wikipedia.org

The intentional stance is a detached and functional theory we resort to during interpersonal interactions. en.wikipedia.org

Pins in his left shoulder hampered his stance. en.wikipedia.org

Controversy surrounded his stance, and he had to resign under government and foreign pressure. en.wikipedia.org

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