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Meanings of attitude in English
Catalan
disposició Spanish
disposición A complex mental state involving beliefs and feelings and values and dispositions to act in certain ways.
Synonyms
Examples for "position"
Examples for "position"
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FRANCE: What is the French position on possible military conflict with Iraq?
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GM officials said their position would not change, however, the source said.
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Those funds still carry a notable long position in the market, however.
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Industry bodies would be in a good position to help, she said.
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Yet, it's clear the president takes seriously his position as role model.
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The Bank of Greece plans to conduct stress tests later this year.
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The government is ultimately responsible for the conduct of the armed forces.
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She is also opposed to following accepted rules of conduct & health.
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Second, police often fail to believe rape victims and conduct full investigations.
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He said the Commission would be free to conduct its work impartially.
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Half-time changes by the managers had a major bearing on the result.
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Algeria issued a conventional, interest-bearing bond on the domestic market last year.
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However, Toninelli said these disputes had no bearing on the TAV analysis.
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We have seen a steady growth in chocolate products bearing certification seals.
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When this person arrived bearing Geo-24's identification, I asked the three questions.
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Caution: People with shoulder problems shouldn't do this posture without expert supervision.
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Among living animals, erect posture occurred only in warm-blooded mammals and birds.
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Think about posture, eye contact and a great handshake to demonstrate confidence.
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Proper posture may be a good thing, but fidgeting is important too.
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Substitutive: This posture would also arise where the ANC government is ineffective.
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July soon returned to work, but his demeanor had not greatly improved.
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Her entire demeanor changed; even in the dim light she looked different.
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Latisan delivered the accusation hotly; there was unmistakable challenge in his demeanor.
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Reiser's demeanor is one of the most important parts of the case.
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Other than that, only good judgment and a pleasant demeanor are required.
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He was manly in his deportment, courageous and, active; and commanded respect.
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The Irish female servants are remarkably chaste in their language and deportment.
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The men are required to be quiet and orderly in their deportment.
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The Zephyrs were more quiet and dignified in their deportment than usual.
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These symptoms were visible in his deportment when I entered the room.
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She was well formed, but would not suit Biassou- aproblemof comportment.
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Besides, dear T'riss has not a mason's talent, nor one's stolid comportment.'
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He did everything right-tooright; and in dress and comportment was inevitably correct.
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Rather was there something eager and rapt about the comportment of the people.
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Considering Hughes's down-home comportment, it's tempting not to take him seriously.
A complex mental state involving beliefs and feelings and values and tendencies to act in certain ways.
Usage of attitude in English
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Fine Gael' s attitude on the issue, however, would be less definitive.
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The innocent embroidery sampler has developed a serious attitude in recent years.
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Certainly our attitude to creative freedom and game development remains fairly flexible.
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Best for: Higher-rolling art patrons who want gallery quality without gallery attitude.
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I no longer resented her attitude; it was natural under the circumstances.
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Once New Zealand troops are sent there, our public attitude could change.
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People say, 'It's so weird.' You wouldn't believe the attitude in America.
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Saurfang, however, clearly had grown used to Garrosh's attitude and merely grunted.
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Consumers' attitude changes toward financial transactions online have helped fuel the growth.
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The Empress; happy change in the attitude of the people toward her.
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The other Opposition parties said they have not yet decided their attitude.
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However, he criticised European members of NATO over their attitude towards Iraq.
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I want a settled work rate, a settled spirit, a settled attitude.
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If that's your attitude, then I hope it keeps you good company.
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Like a good diplomat, his attitude simply mirrors that of his government.
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Although many had registered to vote, their attitude toward politics remained sceptical.
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Attitude across language varieties
United Kingdom
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