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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "attitude" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 23 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
attitude actitud [f]
attitude fruto [m]
attitude postura [f]
General
attitude tesitura [f]
attitude pose [f]
attitude actitud [f]
attitude apostura [f]
attitude posición [f]
attitude asiento [m]
attitude posicionamiento [m]
attitude ademán [m]
attitude disposición [f]
attitude pose [m]
attitude posición [f]
attitude comportamiento [m]
attitude onda [f] HNNIAR
attitude parada [f] ARdisused
attitude parada [f] BOPYUYrareARdisused
Colloquial
attitude parada [f] ARUY
Engineering
attitude situación [f]
Astronomy
attitude posición de vuelo
Aeronautics
attitude posición de vuelo
attitude posición con relación a tres ejes

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "attitude" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
professional attitude profesionalidad [f]
new attitude aire nuevo [m]
peaceful attitude irenismo [m]
pertaining to attitude actitudinal [adj]
perceive someone's attitude entender [v]
new attitude aires nuevos [m/pl]
delicate attitude or posture exquisiteces [f/pl]
bureaucratic attitude burocratismo [m]
laid-back attitude cachaza [f]
a can–do attitude una actitud positiva [f]
arbitrary attitude actitud arbitraria [f]
attitude inoculation preservación de la propia actitud [f]
attitude to life actitud hacia la vida [f]
arbitrary attitude actitud arbitraria [f]
attitude of service actitud de servicio [f]
service attitude actitud de servicio [f]
assume an attitude asumir una actitud [v]
adopt a particular attitude adoptar una actitud en particular [v]
adopt an attitude adoptar una actitud [v]
adopt an attitude asumir una actitud [v]
leave the bad attitude at the door! y nada de caritas [expr] CRCL
leave the bad attitude at the door! nada de caritas [expr] CRCL
condescending attitude la actitud condescendiente
attitude towards actitud para con
attitude toward la actitud hacia
attitude toward actitud para con
attitude towards la actitud hacia
lazy attitude actitud perezosa
lackadaisical attitude actitud floja
attitude and behaviours actitud y comportamientos
good attitude humor [m]
cold (attitude) distante [adj]
show a threatening attitude amagar [v]
air of countenance and attitude continente [m]
latitudinarian (permitting or marked by freedom of attitude or behaviour, esp in religious matters) libre [adj]
attitude with which it seems to belong to a socio-cultural and economic stratum lower than it is abajismo [m] CL
attitude with which you tend to undervalue what others do or say abajismo [m] CL
middle aged man having a young attitude adulto joven [m] CL
middle aged person with a young attitude adultojoven [m] CL
moderate and obsequious attitude of a person acomedimiento [m] CL
attitude of behaving in a low class manner abajismo [m] CL
attitude of looking down on someone abajismo [m] CLrare
weary attitude amojonamiento [m] PR
person who follows the trend of dressing in black and having a melancholic attitude darketo [m] MX
carefree and superficial attitude cubaneo [m] CUderog.
modification of the initial attitude or strategy in the process analyzing the results feedback (inglés) [m] USHNECBO
attitude typical of a brown-noser esbirrismo [m] EC
gesture or attitude, usually of contempt or pride estilo [m] SV
ideological position and attitude of the falange nacional movement falangismo [m] CL
cynical and shameless attitude carapalismo [m] CLrare
happy-go-lucky attitude carneraje [m] CLrarederog.
cynical and shameless attitude carepalismo [m] CL
future-oriented political attitude futurismo [m] MX
shortsighted tendency or attitude cortoplacismo [m] COECPEBOAR
attitude of a busybody copuchentismo [m] CLrare
attitude of a busybody copuchentismo [m] CLrare
ideological stance and attitude of hippies colerismo [m] CLdisused
young rebel from the 1960s who is characterized by an attitude of protest against the establishment, expressed by their forms of speech, dress or striking life colérico [m] BOCLdisused
arrogant attitude guille [m] PR
attitude of those who take advantage of every occasion to obtain benefits juegavivo [m] PA
attitude of a politician that is not loyal to his/her party lentejismo [m] COderog.
cheeky attitude empaque [m] PR
electioneering attitude electorerismo [m] MXHNEC
ungrateful attitude malagradecimiento [m] PAcult
attitude of those who betray their own country to foreigners malinchismo [m] MXGTHNSVNICR
benedict arnold attitude malinchismo [m] MXGTHNSVNICR
aggressive attitude matonaje [m] BOCLAR
cavalier attitude menefreguismo (italiano) [m] AR
indifferent attitude menefreguismo (italiano) [m] AR
disrespectful attitude menefreguismo (italiano) [m] AR
rude attitude menefreguismo (italiano) [m] AR
ungrateful attitude toward a person who offered their services el pago de chile [m] CL
user attitude pajarobravismo [m] VE
irresponsible attitude yoqueperdismo [m] NI
with a bad attitude torofuego [m] HN
aggressive attitude aleteo [m] CRrare
attitude of the venezuelan conservatives of the 19th century godismo [m] VE
unfriendly attitude desgracia [f] disused
middle aged woman having a young attitude adulta joven [f] CL
attitude or behavior typical of an adeco (supporter of the democratic action party) adecada [f] VE
person who follows the trend of dressing in black and having a melancholic attitude darketa [f] MX
sanctimonious or self-righteous attitude cucufatería [f] PE
childish action or attitude of an adult for attention changuería [f] PR
childish action or attitude of an adult for attention chunguería [f] PR
brazen behavior or attitude cara de raja [f] CL
shameless behavior or attitude cara de raja [f] CL
flattering attitude chicharronería [f] CU
challenging gesture or attitude of a fun or supporter fanaticada [f] EC
pretentious and proud attitude faramalla [f] VE
woman's informal or laid-back attitude toward men casquivanería [f] HN
foreigner's naïve or arrogant attitude gringada [f] BO
petty or mean attitude cochinada [f] CRDOUY
libertine attitude contentura [f] GT
clingy attitude guindazón [f] CR
attitude typical of someone who is very close to another person guindazón [f] CR
arrogant attitude jaitonería (inglés high tone) [f] PRderog.
attitude of the troublemaker or bully jaquetonería [f] PRVE
haughty attitude jaitonería (inglés high tone) [f] PRderog.
attitude or action of an uneducated person with bad manners maicerada [f] CR
exaggerated or ridiculous aggressive attitude of some mexicans mexicanada [f] PA
disrespectful and overconfident attitude parejería [f] CU
codependent attitude parejería [f] VE
vain attitude parejería [f] DOPRVE
childish attitude pechoñería [f] BOCLderog.
rude attitude pachucada [f] CR
arrogant attitude parada [f] AR
insulting attitude pachucada [f] CR
vulgar attitude pachucada [f] CR
attitude of someone wanting to appear elegant pituquería [f] PECL
stupid attitude pendejera [f] SVNI
ridiculous attitude pipiniada [f] SV
vulgar attitude runchería [f] PA
rude attitude retrechería [f] VE
flattering and servile attitude sobonería [f] PE
behavior or attitude characteristic of italians tanada [f] ARUY
rude attitude pachucada [f] CR
bad attitude pachucada [f] CR
good attitude sangre ligera [f] MXGTSVNIPAVEECPEBO
difficult attitude sangre pesada [f] MXGTSVNIVEECPEBOCL
having a young attitude (for middle aged adults) adulto joven [adj] CL
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotado [adj] HNNI
focused on one's own self-interests and convenience (person or attitude) convenencioso [adj] PErare
cavalier attitude menefreguista (italiano) [adj] AR
indifferent attitude menefreguista (italiano) [adj] AR
disrespectful attitude menefreguista (italiano) [adj] AR
rude attitude menefreguista (italiano) [adj] AR
adopt a submissive attitude achicarse [v] CUCL
adopt a submissive attitude acoquinarse [v] UY
make someone adopt young people's attitude alolar [v] CL
take on a flexible attitude over time arranarse [v] CL
take on an easy-going attitude over time arranarse [v] CL
tolerate a rude attitude from someone asimilar [v] CU
discourage by making someone take on a pessimistic attitude through superstitious beliefs agüizotear [v] CR
adopt an energetic attitude caracterizarse [v] CRrare
pressure a person or institution to change their behavior using a rigid and inflexible attitude ajustar las clavijas [v] COPEBOCLUY
have attitude empatarse [v] VE
intimidate with an aggressive and arrogant attitude matonear [v] CRARUY
adopt a partial attitude parcializarse [v] VEEC
take on a positive attitude abuenarse [v] CL
make someone take on a positive attitude abuenar [v] CL
with an attitude of opposition to an external aggression/adverse circumstance con la bandera al tope [adv] CL
with an attitude of resistance to an external aggression/adverse circumstance. con la bandera al tope [adv] CL
aggressive attitude aleteos [m/pl] CR
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotada [adj/f] HNNI
Idioms
cop a harsh attitude apretar la cuerda [v]
cop a harsh attitude traer la cuerda tirante [v]
cop an attitude adoptar una posición opuesta [v]
cop an attitude adoptar una actitud negativa [v]
cop an attitude fastidiarse [v]
cop an attitude adoptar una actitud alerta [v]