Translation guide
The ability to guide, direct, or influence a group; the position or function of a leader; the group of people who lead an organization.
The skill or quality of being able to guide and motivate others.
The role, office, or status of being in charge.
Refers to the formal position or status of a leader. Often used when discussing taking on or holding a leadership role.
The collective body of people who lead an organization, movement, or country.
Commonly used for the leadership of political parties, companies, or organizations.
The most direct and common translation for the concept of leadership as a skill or quality. Used in business, education, and everyday contexts.
She demonstrated excellent leadership.
Emphasizes the ability to command and unify a group, often used in military, sports, or organizational contexts.
His leadership led the team to victory.
Focuses on the ability to teach, guide, and mentor others. Common in educational or coaching settings.
Teachers are expected to have more leadership ability.
He assumed the leadership position.
Emphasizes the function or duties of a leader rather than just the title.
I fulfilled the leadership role in the project.
The party leadership announced a new policy.
Often used for top executives or the highest-ranking leaders, especially in government or large corporations.
The company's leadership held a meeting.