net position
US: /ˈnɛt pəˈzɪʃən/
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Definition of net position - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

financeTECH.difference between total related amounts owned and owed or held and soldTECH.
  • The company’s net position improved after repaying most of its short-term debt.

Adjective

financeTECH.showing a remaining balance after subtracting obligations from related resourcesTECH.
  • The report lists the net position balance for each governmental activity.
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Expressions with net

safety netn.
net used to catch falling persons or objects
The circus acrobat fell into the safety net during the show..
cast one's net far and widev.
search broadly in many places or options
They cast their net far and wide to find the best candidate.
hit the netv.
score a goal by sending the ball into the net
He hit the net with a powerful kick.
spread the netv.
expand efforts to include more people or things
The company decided to spread the net to find the best candidates.
back of the netn.
part of a goal where the ball hits
The striker's shot went straight to the back of the net.
cast a wide netv.
try many things to find a solution
The company cast a wide net to find the best candidate.

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 net position

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Examples of net position in a sentence

  • Hedging strategies significantly altered the bank’s net position in derivatives.
  • The city’s net position statement showed a modest budget surplus.
  • Each fund’s net position is detailed in the annual financial report.

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  1. French:position nette, net, ...
  2. German:Nettoposition, netto, ...
  3. Italian:posizione netta, a saldo netto, ...
  4. Spanish:posición neta, neto, ...
  5. Portuguese:posição líquida, relativo à posição líquida, ...
  6. Chinese:净头寸, 净状况的, ...
  7. Japanese:ネットポジション, 純ポジション, ...
  8. Arabic:الْمَرْكَزُ الصّافِي, صافِي الْمَوْقِف الْمالِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַצָּב נֶטוֹ, נֶטוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:чистая позиция, чистый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:чиста позиція, чистий, ...
  12. Hindi:शुद्ध स्थिति, शुद्ध स्थिति वाला, ...

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