How is the word posé translated from French to English

Calme et sensé, surtout sous la pression.

Calm and sensible, especially under pressure.

adjective
English translation
Level-headed

Examples with “posé”

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  • Il nous faut un dirigeant posé en cas de crise. We need a level-headed leader in a crisis.

  • Elle est restée pondérée pendant la crise. She remained level-headed during the crisis.

  • Elle est restée posée alors que tous les autres paniquaient. She stayed level-headed while everyone else panicked.

  • Sais-tu rester pondéré dans les situations difficiles ? Can you stay level-headed in tough situations?

  • Sa réponse posée a calmé toute la salle. His level-headed answer calmed the whole room.

  • Il est important d'être pondéré quand on prend des décisions. It's important to be level-headed when making decisions.

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FAQ about “posé”

How is “posé” translated from French?
“posé” translates into English as “Level-headed”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “posé” mean?
Meaning of “posé”: Calme et sensé, surtout sous la pression. In English — “Level-headed”.
What part of speech is “posé”?
“posé” is an adjective.
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