lainteligencia
feminine
/inteliˈxenθja/
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Translation
intelligence
Word origin
From Latin intelligentia, from intelligere ('to understand'), from inter ('between') plus legere ('to choose, read'). The same root gives English 'intelligence' and 'intellect'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- intelligentia
- English cognates
- intelligence, intellect
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralinteligencias
Examples
.
His intelligence helped him solve the problem.
artificial .
Artificial intelligence is changing the world.
.
It does not take great intelligence to understand this.
paciencia.
I admire her intelligence and her patience.
sirve .
Intelligence without effort is not worth much.
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