attitude
মনোভাব
definition
noun
she took a tough attitude toward other people's indulgences
a settled way of thinking or feeling about someone or something, typically one that is reflected in a person's behavior.
translation of 'attitude'
মনোভাব,
দেহভঙ্গিমা,
নাটকীয় ঢং
noun
আচরণ,
মনোভাব,
ভঙ্গি,
ঢঙ্,
ধারণা
example
Three plump blackbirds, made all the plumper by the cold-weather 'attitude' of their feathers, sat in a ragged row.
he changed his 'attitude'
I too would like a young blonde thing with 'attitude' .
It demands a different 'attitude' to our own interests.
Also on the bill will be DJs with their own brand of dance music with 'attitude' .
His stocky body was set in an 'attitude' of hopeless challenge.
she snapped her fingers with 'attitude'
But the British 'attitude' to the private provision of public services is more complex than this.
A sensitive 'attitude' to cultural differences is necessary if the alliance is to succeed.
he has a positive 'attitude' towards work
It is important to fully understand the effect a liquid's movement can have on the 'attitude' control of these spacecraft.
But there's something that's come to perplex me about his 'attitude' to religious belief.
Although the pilot cannot deliberately overshoot the 'attitude' limitation, the aircraft can.
He started working as a reporter, but relaunched himself in his twenties as a motoring writer with 'attitude' .
There also appears to be a different 'attitude' to civilian casualties within today's uncertain administration.
He arrived with 'attitude' as well as ambition, but those who were offended at the time concede now that he has the game to go with it.
she snapped her fingers with 'attitude'
Still, the influx of poor cousins with 'attitude' might shake things up a bit in Brussels.
Plus, this healthy physical 'attitude' of yours indicates deeper emotional well-being and stability.
She crossed her arms with 'attitude' and shifted her feet.
the boy was standing in an 'attitude' of despair
she took on a fighting 'attitude'
differences in 'attitude' were apparent between groups
Where they did differ was in their 'attitude' to Europe.
It is possible to have a religious 'attitude' to life without belief in supernatural beings and occurrences.
Clarence the Alsatian with 'attitude' , lay in the small patch of afternoon sunlight that made it into his enclosure.
She comes across as sweet and innocent and yet as a teen with 'attitude' .
It reminded me of how much we're complete opposites when it comes to our 'attitude' to public transport.
I felt our aircraft 'attitude' change as I watched the scope.
Her guitar work is raw and drips with 'attitude' , while her singing bubbles with personality, passion and sensitivity.
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