favourable position
ˈfeɪvərəbəl pəˈzɪʃən
Definition

Definition of favourable position - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
strategic placelocation that is beneficial
  • The house is in a favourable position near the park.
2.
winning chancestate of having a competitive edge
  • The team maintained a favourable position throughout the tournament.
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Expressions with favourable

in a favourable lightadj.
perceived positively or advantageously by others
The report painted the project in a favourable light.
make a favourable impressionv.
cause others to think well of you or something
He tried to make a favourable impression at the interview.
favourable receptionn.
good or welcoming reaction to something
The book launch had a favourable reception from the audience.
favourable tax treatmentn.
special tax rules that make someone pay less tax than usual
The government offered favourable tax treatment for companies investing in green energy.
on favourable termsadv.
with conditions that are good or beneficial for someone
They sold the house on favourable terms.

Expressions with position

pole positionn.
advantageous starting point in any competition or activity
Her extensive experience gave her the pole position in the job race..
shotgun positionn.
front passenger seat in a vehicle
He called shotgun position for the road trip.
fallback positionn.
backup plan if the first fails
We need a fallback position in case this doesn't work.
false positionn.
situation where someone appears to be something they are not
His wealth put him in a false position among genuine entrepreneurs..
in a positionadj.
having the necessary ability or authority
She is in a position to make important decisions.
in no position toadj.
not having the ability or authority to do something
He is in no position to make demands.
cement one's positionv.
make one's status or role stronger
She worked hard to cement her position as team leader.
in pole positionadv.
in the leading or best position
She is in pole position to win the race.
put oneself in someone's positionv.
imagine being in another person's situation
Try to put yourself in the manager's position.
have a position at the tablev.
be included in important discussions
Minority groups must have a position at the table.

Terms related to favourable position

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Terms with favourable position included in their meaning

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bill of healthn.
financial status
favourable account of a company's financial position

Examples of favourable position in a sentence

  • Their favourable position gave them an advantage in the competition.
  • She found herself in a favourable position for promotion.
  • The company is in a favourable position to expand.

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  1. French:position favorable, position avantageuse, ...
  2. German:günstige Lage, günstige Position, ...
  3. Italian:posizione favorevole, ...
  4. Spanish:ubicación favorable, posición favorable, ...
  5. Portuguese:posição favorável, ...
  6. Chinese:有利位置, 优势地位, ...
  7. Japanese:便利な場所, 有利な立場, ...
  8. Arabic:موقع مناسب, أَفْضَلِيَّة تَنافُسِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִיקוּם נוֹחַ, עֶמְדָּה עֲדִיפָה, ...
  10. Russian:удобное расположение, выгодное положение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вигідне місце, вигідна позиція, ...
  12. Hindi:अनुकूल स्थान, अनुकूल स्थिति, ...

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