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1 leadership
noun1) Führung, die; (capacity to lead) Führungseigenschaften Pl.under the leadership of — unter [der] Führung von
2) (leaders) Führung[sspitze], dieleadership of the party — Parteivorsitz, der
* * *1) (the state of being a leader: He took over the leadership of the Labour party two years later.) die Führung2) (the quality of being able to lead others; leadership ability: The post requires a person who combines leadership and energy; She's got leadership potential; Does he have any leadership qualities?.) der Führungsgeist* * *lead·er·ship[ˈli:dəʃɪp, AM -dɚ-]sb's style of \leadership jds Führungsstileffective/poor/strong \leadership effektive/schwache/starke Führungto lack/show \leadership Führungskraft vermissen lassen/von Führungsqualität zeugenmarket \leadership Marktführung f▪ to be under sb's \leadership unter jds Leitung stehen▪ the \leadership die Leitungthe \leadership of the expedition die Expeditionsleiter(innen) m(f)we need a change of \leadership! wir brauchen einen Wechsel an der Führungsspitze!* * *['liːdəʃɪp]na crisis in the leadership, a leadership crisis — eine Führungskrise
2) (= quality) Führungsqualitäten plhe has leadership potential — er besitzt Führungsqualitäten
* * *1. Führung f, Leitung f:relinquish one’s party’s leadership als Parteivorsitzender zurücktreten2. Führerschaft f* * *noun1) Führung, die; (capacity to lead) Führungseigenschaften Pl.under the leadership of — unter [der] Führung von
2) (leaders) Führung[sspitze], dieleadership of the party — Parteivorsitz, der
* * *n.Führung -en f.
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