attitude
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈætɪtuːd/ · UK /ˈætɪtjuːd/
attitude means: The way you think and feel about someone or something, often shown in your behavior.
noun
WAY OF THINKINGB1
The way you think and feel about someone or something, often shown in your behavior.
- She has a positive attitude.
- His attitude towards work has improved.
- What changed your attitude about exercise?
WAY OF THINKINGB1
The way you think or feel about something, often shown in your behavior.
- I like your positive attitude.
- His attitude towards work changed after the meeting.
- Why do they have such different attitudes to money?
BODY POSITIONC2
The way someone holds or positions their body.
- She stood in a graceful attitude.
- The statue shows a soldier in a proud attitude.
- He sat with his arms folded in an attitude of calm.
AIRCRAFT POSITIONC2
The position of a plane or other object compared with the ground or its direction of travel.
- The pilot adjusted the aircraft’s attitude.
- The sensor measures attitude during flight.
- A nose-up attitude helped the plane slow down.
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