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aptitude ['æptɪtju:d]aptitude f, disposition f;∎ to have an aptitude for sth avoir une aptitude à ou une disposition pour qch;∎ he has an aptitude for languages il a des dispositions ou un talent pour les langues;∎ a young musician who shows great aptitude une jeune musicienne qui promet►► aptitude test test m d'aptitude -
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['æptitju:d]((sometimes with for) (a) talent or ability: an aptitude for mathematics.) aptitude (à), disposition(s) (pour) -
5 Scholastic Aptitude Test
SAT noun US examen m d'admission à l'université -
6 dygtighed
nounvalidité fcompétence fpuissance faptitude fmétier mart mhabileté fxxxmétier mtalent maptitude fcompétence f -
7 kuituuntuvuus
nounaptitude à la mise en pâte faptitude à la mise f -
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9 kyky
nounpuissance fdisposition fhabiletéaptitude fcompétence fgénie mcapacité fmaître mtalent mfaculté fvirtuose m, fpouvoir mnoun lllllltalent m -
10 bar school
noun institution f où l'on prépare le certificat d'aptitude à la profession d'avocat -
11 City and Guilds certificate
noun ≈ certificat m d'aptitude professionnelle -
12 intelligence test
noun test m d'aptitude intellectuelle -
13 Standard Assessment Task
noun GB School test m d'aptitude scolaire ( par tranches d'âge) -
14 qualification
∎ list your academic qualifications indiquez vos diplômes scolaires et universitaires(b) (skill, competence) compétence f, aptitude f;∎ the main qualification we are looking for is a creative mind ce que nous attendons avant tout du candidat, c'est qu'il fasse preuve d'un esprit créatif -
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aptitude f, compétence f;∎ computer technology requires us to learn new skills l'informatique nous oblige à acquérir de nouvelles compétences -
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nounaptitude ftalent mhabilité fxxxtalent m -
17 præstationsevne
nounaptitude fcapacité fxxxviabilité f -
18 snilde
nouncapacité ffaculté fcompétence fpuissance faptitude fhabileté fadresse fxxxpuissance fhabileté fhabilité f -
19 äänenläpäisevyys
nounaptitude à la transmission du son f -
20 hallinta
nounpossession fmaîtrise faptitude fgestion f
См. также в других словарях:
aptitude — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ great, intrinsic (esp. AmE), natural, special ▪ He has a natural aptitude for this work. ▪ mathematical, musical, etc … Collocations dictionary
aptitude — ► NOUN ▪ a natural ability or inclination. ORIGIN Old French, from Latin aptus fitted … English terms dictionary
aptitude — ap‧ti‧tude [ˈæpttjuːd ǁ tuːd] noun [countable, uncountable] the natural ability to do a particular activity or job: aptitude for • He had a remarkable aptitude for accountancy. • staff who show aptitude for managerial responsibility * * *… … Financial and business terms
aptitude test — ➔ test1 * * * aptitude test UK US noun [C] HR ► a test to find out whether someone has a natural ability for a particular type of work: »Some companies conduct aptitude tests to detect the best job candidates … Financial and business terms
aptitude — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Medieval Latin aptitudo, from Late Latin, fitness, from Latin aptus Date: 15th century 1. a. inclination, tendency < an aptitude for hard work > b. a natural … New Collegiate Dictionary
aptitude — (n.) early 15c., tendency, likelihood, from M.Fr. aptitude (14c.) or directly from L.L. aptitudo (gen. aptitudinis) fitness, noun of quality from L. aptus joined, fitted (see APT (Cf. apt)). Meaning natural capacity to learn is 1540s; that of… … Etymology dictionary
aptitude — I noun ability, applicability, bent, endowment, faculty, fitness, flair, gift, inclination, innate ability, intelligence, learning, propensity, propriety, suitability, talent, tendency II index ability, caliber (mental capacity), chance ( … Law dictionary
aptitude — noun (C, U) natural ability or skill, especially in learning (+ for): She has a real aptitude for drawing and painting … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
aptitude — noun an aptitude for higher mathematics Syn: talent, gift, flair, bent, skill, knack, facility, ability, proficiency, capability, potential, capacity, faculty, genius … Thesaurus of popular words
aptitude test — noun Date: 1923 a standardized test designed to predict an individual s ability to learn certain skills … New Collegiate Dictionary
aptitude — noun a) Natural ability to acquire knowledge or skill. b) The condition of being suitable. Syn: talent, knack, appropriateness … Wiktionary