attitude

the way you think and feel about something, shown in how you behave
Your attitude is your mindset, positive or negative. In informal English, 'attitude' alone can mean a proud or rude manner.
attitude meaning in Hindi
रवैया; नज़रिया; किसी चीज़ के बारे में सोचने-महसूस करने का तरीक़ा, जो व्यवहार में दिखे
आपका attitude आपकी सोच है, सकारात्मक या नकारात्मक। अनौपचारिक अंग्रेज़ी में अकेले 'attitude' का अर्थ घमंड या रूखा बर्ताव भी हो सकता है।
Examples
- She keeps a positive attitude, even on difficult days.मुश्किल दिनों में भी वह सकारात्मक रवैया (attitude) बनाए रखती है।
- A new survey shows a change in public attitudes towards electric cars.एक नए सर्वे से इलेक्ट्रिक कारों के प्रति लोगों के नज़रिए में बदलाव दिखता है।
Synonyms & antonyms
Memory trick
Your ATTITUDE decides your ALTITUDE: a good mindset lifts you higher.
💡 Did you know?
"Attract" comes from Latin "trahere", to pull, which also gave us "tractor", "traction" and "distract".
Word origin
From French, from Italian attitudine, 'posture', from Latin aptitudo, 'fitness'. It first meant a body position in art, later a position of the mind.
Other meanings
noun India usage: mindset toward work and people.
attitude meaning in other languages
| Hindi · हिन्दी | रवैया; नज़रिया; किसी चीज़ के बारे में सोचने-महसूस करने का तरीक़ा, जो व्यवहार में दिखे |
| Arabic · العربية | موقف؛ نظرة؛ طريقة تفكيرك وشعورك تجاه شيء كما تظهر في سلوكك |
| French · Français | attitude, état d'esprit ; manière de penser et de ressentir, visible dans le comportement |
| Indonesian · Bahasa Indonesia | sikap; cara berpikir dan merasa tentang sesuatu, yang tampak dari perilaku |
| Chinese · 中文 | 态度;看法;(体现在行为上的)想法和感受 |
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