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ESLPod_0867_WE_1409 Talking About Attractive Men and Women In this podcast, the verb "to pose" means to position one's body in a particular way, especially for a photograph, usually to appear more beautiful or powerful: "Before there were cameras, important politicians had to pose for hours to have their image painted or sculpted." The verb "to pose" can also mean to present a problem or a risk: "The approaching storm poses a risk to the local farmers." The phrase "to pose a question" means to ask a question: "She posed a question asking the presenter whether his management ideas would work in a factory." Finally, the phrase "to pose as (someone)" means to pretend to be somebody else, usually to trick another person: "Have you ever posed as your twin?" Or, "It is a crime to pose as a police officer."

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ESLPod 867 to pose About You | Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0867_WE_1409
Episode Id	ESLPod 867
Episode Title	Talking About Attractive Men and Women
Phrase	to pose
Text	In this podcast, the verb "to pose" means to position one's body in a particular way, especially for a photograph, usually to appear more beautiful or powerful: "Before there were cameras, important politicians had to pose for hours to have their image painted or sculpted." The verb "to pose" can also mean to present a problem or a risk: "The approaching storm poses a risk to the local farmers." The phrase "to pose a question" means to ask a question: "She posed a question asking the presenter whether his management ideas would work in a factory." Finally, the phrase "to pose as (someone)" means to pretend to be somebody else, usually to trick another person: "Have you ever posed as your twin?" Or, "It is a crime to pose as a police officer."
Topics	About You \| Relationships + Family

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