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1 alkalmassági vizsga
aptitude test -
2 adottság
(DE) Begabung {e}; Fähigkeit {e}; Gegebenheit {e}; Neigung {e}; (EN) aptitude; capability; datum; dower; endowment; facility; makings; parts; talent -
3 alkalmasság
(DE) Begabung {e}; Eignung {e}; Geeignetheit {e}; Geschick; Neigung {e}; Tauglichkeit {e}; Anstelligkeit {e}; Zweckdienlichkeit {e}; (EN) adequacy; appropriateness; aptitude; aptness; competence; competency; conformability; congeniality; efficiency; eligibility; fitness; fittingness; neatness; opportuneness; seemliness; serviceability; suitability -
4 fogékonyság
(DE) Ansprechbarkeit {e}; Begabung {e}; Empfänglichkeit {e}; Neigung {e}; Rezeptivität {e}; Suszeptibilität {e}; (EN) aliveness; aptitude; predisposition; receptiveness; receptivity; responsiveness; sensibility; susceptibility -
5 hajlam
(DE) Charakteranlage {e}; Hang {r}; Inklination {e}; Instinkt {r}; Neigung {e}; Sinn {r}; Sinne {pl}; dahintreibend; (EN) affection; aptitude; bent; bias; brains; calling; dispose; disposition; drift; gift; grain; inclination; instinct; leaning; liability; mettle; penchant; predisposition; proclivity; proneness; propensity; stomach; strain; talent; taste; tendency; turn; twist; vein -
6 hajlamosság
(DE) Diathese {e}; (EN) aptitude; inclination; proneness; susceptibility; tendence -
7 használhatóság
(DE) Anwendbarkeit {e}; Benutzbarkeit {e}; Betriebsfähigkeit {e}; Brauchbarkeit {e}; Durchführbarkeit {e}; Gebrauchsfähigkeit {e}; Nutzbarkeit {e}; Nützlichkeit {e}; Tauglichkeit {e}; Verwendbarkeit {e}; Anstelligkeit {e}; (EN) applicability; aptitude; availability; conduciveness; feasibility; fitness; practicability; practicableness; serviceability; serviceableness; usefulness; utility -
8 rátermettség
(DE) Begabung {e}; Kaliber {s}; Anstelligkeit {e}; (EN) aptitude; caliber; calibre; dower; efficiency; faculty; gift; suitability -
9 adottság
capability, facility, talent, aptitude, endowment -
10 rátermettség
caliber, aptitude, faculty, calibre, suitability
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aptitude — APTITUDE, s. f. terme dogmatique. Disposition naturelle à quelque chose. Aptitude naturelle, il n a guere d aptitude aux lettres. Il vieillit … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
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