posicionado

positioned, well-placed

adjective poh-see-syoh-NAH-doh Rare

Usage Note

Posicionado is the past participle of posicionarse (to take a position) used as an adjective. In a marketing context it means 'well-positioned in the market' (una marca bien posicionada). In political discourse it means 'having taken a clear stance' (un partido bien posicionado ante el electorado). It always requires an adverb or context to clarify which kind of position is meant.

Examples

"La empresa está bien posicionada en el mercado."

Natural Translation

The company is well-positioned in the market.

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