put someone in a bad positionとは 意味・読み方・使い方

put a person in a false position

to put a person in a certain position

relegate a person to an inferior position

put a person at a disadvantage

to put a person in a prostrate position

take a person at a disadvantage

to pull someone up to a standing position

to put a thing in a {stated} position

to give someone an important position

to recommend someone for a position

put in the wrong place or position

to throw up one's position―fling up one's situation

to confine a person into a place

to put something in the opposite position

to put something in a prostrate position

to put oneself in a certain position

put or settle into a position

of something, to be firmly fixed into a position

move something or somebody to a lower position

put a person in (a) good humor

to fall from a position of favour

to keep a person at a certain place

to place someone or something in a certain position

to attack a poor person who is in a difficult situation

take one's position before a kick-off

to invert the position of something

to send a person to a place

give a person a wallop

set a person at liberty

give a person a good clap