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attitude [atityd]feminine nounattitude ; ( = maintien) bearing* * *atityd* * *atityd nfattitude, (= position du corps) bearing* * *attitude nf1 ( du corps) ( maintien) bearing; ( position) attitude, posture; ( pose) pose; attitude raide stiff bearing; attitude de (la) soumission/de la rébellion submissive/rebellious attitude;2 ( conduite) attitude (à l'égard de or à l'encontre de or vis-à-vis de or envers qch/qn to sth/to ou toward sb); changer d'attitude to change one's attitude; prendre une attitude to adopt an attitude;3 ( affectation) pose; ce n'est qu'une attitude it's just a pose; se composer une attitude to adopt a pose;4 Danse attitude.[atityd] nom féminin1. [comportement] attitudeson attitude envers moi/les femmes his attitude towards me/women(péjoratif) [affectation] attitudeil a l'air indigné, mais ce n'est qu'une attitude his indignation is only skin-deep2. [point de vue] standpoint
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