How is the phrase partage de position translated from French to English

Fait de laisser d'autres personnes voir où l'on se trouve sur une carte.

Letting others see where you are on a map.

phrase
English translation
location sharing

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  • Active le partage de position pour que je te retrouve. Turn on location sharing so I can find you.

  • Le partage de position vide vite la batterie. Location sharing drains the battery quickly.

  • Mes parents ont demandé le partage de position pendant le voyage. My parents asked for location sharing during the trip.

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FAQ about “partage de position”

How is “partage de position” translated from French?
“partage de position” translates into English as “location sharing”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “partage de position” mean?
Meaning of “partage de position”: Fait de laisser d'autres personnes voir où l'on se trouve sur une carte. In English — “location sharing”.
What part of speech is “partage de position”?
“partage de position” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “partage de position”?
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