English Reference
Idiom idiom

in a position to do sth


to have the power, money, or information you need to do something.


SIMPLE

“I am finally in a position to buy a new car.”

CONTEXTUAL

“After saving money for several years, she is now in a position to start her own business.”

COMPLEX

“The company is currently in a position to expand into international markets, provided they secure the necessary funding by the end of the quarter.”

Last updated April 22, 2026