open position

noun

1. Music.,  the arrangement of a chord with wide intervals between the parts.

2. (in ballet, modern dance, and jazz dance) any position in which the feet are separated.

open position

noun

1. commerce a situation in which a dealer in commodities, securities, or currencies has either unsold stock or uncovered sales

Example Sentences

Similarly, highly energetic water rushes out of a cavity when another molecule arrives, giving that incoming molecule an open position.

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But he lives in the Inland Empire, and Rialto High kept asking him to take the open position.

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Perhaps to the relief of captain James and his Chelsea team-mates, the trophy was already in its 'open' position when it was handed to the Blues' skipper.

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Lying on the deck of the stern, a valve has also been discovered in an open position, indicating that steam was still flowing into the electricity generating system.

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Diversity in the workplace is not a hiring manager handing an open position to someone because they are a member of a marginalized group.

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