self-confidence in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for self-confidence in the English»Serbian Dictionary

self-'con·fi·dence N no pl

I.ruf·fle ['rʌfl̩] VB trans

II.ruf·fle ['rʌfl̩] N

I.jolt [ʤəʊlt] N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
They also have to recover their self-confidence and courage.
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A move to opening batsman changed that, and gave her the self-confidence to improve.
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The unmistakable signs of maturity are self-confidence and consistency, psychological stability, joy and optimism, naturalness, a sense of freedom and responsibility, and interior peace.
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In addition to receiving therapeutic benefit from these activities, the children also develop self-confidence and increased motor function.
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The novel charts the destruction of his self-confidence and ambition.
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She then tries to restore her husband's flagging self-confidence.
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His early courtroom appearances, when they came, were frequently difficult, sapping his fragile self-confidence.
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She was not prepared socially for this early advancement and did poorly, developing a stammer and losing her self-confidence.
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She was traded among families like a trophy for most of her life, so her self-confidence and feeling of self-worth is extremely low.
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Both the smile and hands are intended to convey her grandeur, self-confidence and societal position.
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