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aptitude in Russian

aptitude in Russian is скло́нность, одарённость, предрасполо́женность — aptitude means a natural talent or ability for learning or doing something.

aptitude in Russian

скло́нность
noun
Pronounced: sklonnost
Natural ability to acquire knowledge or skill.
одарённость
noun
Pronounced: odaryonnost
Natural ability to acquire knowledge or skill.
предрасполо́женность
noun
Pronounced: predraspolozhennost
Natural ability to acquire knowledge or skill.
спосо́бность
noun
Pronounced: sposobnost
Natural ability to acquire knowledge or skill.
уме́стность
noun
Pronounced: umestnost
The condition of being suitable.

What does "aptitude" mean?

  1. noun A natural talent or ability for learning or doing something.
    "She showed an early aptitude for mathematics."
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aptitude in a sentence

  • She showed an early aptitude for mathematics.
  • She has a real aptitude for maths.

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What is "aptitude" in Russian?
"aptitude" in Russian is скло́нность, одарённость, предрасполо́женность. aptitude means: A natural talent or ability for learning or doing something.
How do you pronounce скло́нность?
"aptitude" in Russian is скло́нность, pronounced "sklonnost".
How do you use "aptitude" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a real aptitude for maths." In Russian, "aptitude" is скло́нность, одарённость, предрасполо́женность.
Are there other ways to say "aptitude" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "aptitude": скло́нность, одарённость, предрасполо́женность, спосо́бность, уме́стность.
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