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Pronunciation / Transliteration: alacrità
"Dimostrò grande alacrità nello svolgere i suoi compiti."
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Constant and energetic effort; hardworking character or quality.
"Her remarkable industriousness earned her a promotion within a year."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from industrious + -ness, originating from Latin industriosus, meaning diligent or active.
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zèle
Transliteration: zèle
"Son zèle au travail a été récompensé."
Arbeitsamkeit
Transliteration: Arbeitsamkeit
"Seine Arbeitsamkeit ist ein Vorbild für alle."
alacrità
Transliteration: alacrità
"Dimostrò grande alacrità nello svolgere i suoi compiti."
laboriosidad
Transliteration: laboriosidad
"La laboriosidad de los empleados impulsó el éxito de la empresa."
industriosidade
Transliteration: industriosidade
"A sua industriosidade foi reconhecida pela gerência."
परिश्रमशीलता
Transliteration: parishramsheelata
"उसकी परिश्रमशीलता ने उसे सफलता दिलाई।"
勤勉
Transliteration: qínmiǎn
"他的勤勉为团队树立了良好的榜样。"
근면성
Transliteration: geunmyeonseong
"그의 근면성은 모든 동료들에게 인정을 받았다."
勤勉さ
Transliteration: kinbensa
"彼女の勤勉さはチーム全体に良い影響を与えた。"
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