posed
word · lemma: pose
Definition
Used as the past tense of 'pose'. It means someone arranged themselves in a certain position for a photo or picture, or they presented a question, problem, or threat.
Usage & Nuances
'Posed' is the past tense of 'pose'. It can mean to arrange your body for a picture, or to present a question or issue (often formal or written). Common collocations: 'posed for a photo', 'posed a question', 'posed a threat'. Don't confuse with 'paused'.
Example Sentences
The problem posed by climate change is serious.
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She posed for the photographer at the wedding.
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He posed a difficult question in class.
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The kids posed together, making funny faces for the picture.
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Her comment posed a real challenge for the team.
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We all posed as superheroes for the group photo.
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