Intelligences (en. Intelligences)

/ɛ̃.teli.ʒɑ̃s/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Quality of someone who understands quickly or easily.

His great intelligence allows him to solve complex problems in no time.

Sa grande intelligence lui permet de résoudre des problèmes complexes en un rien de temps.

Ability to reason, to think abstractly.

She possesses an analytical intelligence that impresses her colleagues.

Elle possède une intelligence analytique qui impressionne ses collègues.

Set of different cognitive skills.

Multiple intelligences suggest that everyone has a unique combination of skills.

Les intelligences multiples suggèrent que chacun a une combinaison unique d'aptitudes.

Ability to adapt to new situations.

Emotional intelligence is essential for navigating interpersonal relationships.

L'intelligence émotionnelle est essentielle pour naviguer dans les relations interpersonnelles.

From the Latin 'intelligentia', meaning understanding, intellect.

artificial intelligence

A computer system capable of performing tasks that require human intelligence.

intelligence artificielle

emotional intelligence

The ability to recognize, understand, and manage one's own emotions and those of others.

intelligence émotionnelle

collective intelligence

Knowledge that emerges from the collaboration of multiple individuals.

intelligence collective

intelligent

Who shows a great capacity for knowledge or discernment.

intelligent

intellect

Ability to think and understand, often associated with abstract reasoning.

intellect

cognition

Mental process of acquiring knowledge and understanding.

cognition

Brain

That guy is a real brain, he always has the right answers.

Ce gars-là est un véritable cerveau, il a toujours les bonnes réponses.

Nerd

Don't invite him to the party, he's too much of a nerd.

Ne l'invite pas à la fête, il est trop intello.