What does 姿勢 (shisei | しせい) mean in Japanese?

	The Japanese word
	姿勢
	is pronounced
	shisei \| しせい
	means
	attitude, posture

	Examples:
	聴衆は謹聴の姿勢で立っていた。 chōshū wa kinchō no shisei de tatte i ta. The listeners stood in an attentive attitude.
	君には仕事への姿勢を改善してもらいたい。 kimi ni wa shigoto e no shisei o kaizen shi te morai tai. I want you to improve your attitude at work.
	だから必要と感じる知識は自分で調べるという姿勢が必要だ。 dakara hitsuyō to kanjiru chishiki wa jibun de shiraberu toyū shisei ga hitsuyō da. So it is essential that you take the attitude of looking up yourself the information you feel necessary.
	裁判所が未成年の犯罪者に対してとる姿勢は成人の犯罪者に対する姿勢とは異なる。 saibansho ga miseinen no hanzai sha nitaishite toru shisei wa seijin no hanzai sha nitaisuru shisei to wa kotonaru. The attitude of the court toward young criminals is different from its attitude toward adult criminals.
	積極的な姿勢があれば、解決できる問題はそのやり方を求め、掌握できない事柄からは手を引くことになる。 sekkyoku teki na shisei ga are ba, kaiketsu dekiru mondai wa sono yarikata o motome, shōaku deki nai kotogara kara wa te o hiku koto ni naru. If you have a positive attitude, you are looking for ways to solve the problems that you can solve, and you are letting go of the things over which you have no control.

	Examples sourced from tatoeba.org