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10 Language-to-English DictionariesAttribut
/atʁiby/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A quality or characteristic that is attributed to someone or something.
"The main attribute of a successful leader is effective communication." - 2
In grammar, a word or phrase that describes a noun.
"In the phrase 'the red car', 'red' is an attribute of 'car'."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'attribut' originates from the Latin word 'attributum', meaning 'something attributed'. It evolved through Old French before being adopted into modern French, retaining its meaning related to qualities or characteristics assigned to someone or something.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Attribut" is said worldwide
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attribut
Transliteration: attribut
"L'attribut principal d'un bon leader est la communication efficace."
Attribut
Transliteration: Attribut
"Das Hauptattribut eines erfolgreichen Führers ist effektive Kommunikation."
attributo
Transliteration: attributo
"L'attributo principale di un buon leader è la comunicazione efficace."
atributo
Transliteration: atributo
"El atributo principal de un buen líder es la comunicación efectiva."
atributo
Transliteration: atributo
"O principal atributo de um bom líder é a comunicação eficaz."
गुण
Transliteration: guṇ
"एक अच्छे नेता का मुख्य गुण प्रभावी संचार है।"
属性
Transliteration: shǔxìng
"一个好领导者的主要属性是有效的沟通。"
속성
Transliteration: sokseong
"좋은 리더의 주요 속성은 효과적인 의사소통입니다."
属性
Transliteration: zokusei
"優れたリーダーの主な属性は効果的なコミュニケーションです。"
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