My XQuery is:
declare namespace xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; 
for $schema in xsd:schema
for $nodes in $schema//*,
    $attr in $nodes/xsd:element/@name
where fn:contains($attr,'city')
return $attr
return:  name="city" name="city" name="city" name="city" name="city"
When I add distinct-values like:
declare namespace xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; 
for $schema in xsd:schema
for $nodes in $schema//*,
    $attr in $nodes/xsd:element/@name
where fn:contains($attr,'city')
return distinct-values($attr)
return: city city city city city
I need only one "city", how can I do it ?
You need to apply the distinct-values function on the whole result (i. e., not to each single result item):
declare namespace xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; 
distinct-values(
  for $schema in xsd:schema
  for $nodes in $schema//*,
      $attr in $nodes/xsd:element/@name
  where fn:contains($attr,'city')
  return $attr
)
The query can also be written as a single XPath expression:
distinct-values(//xs:element/@name[contains(., 'city')])
                        Use group by. Your query returns multiple times city, because in each iteration (of the for loop) there is only one such element in $attr. So you are doing the distinct-values on a single element, but you are doing this multiple times.
declare namespace xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"; 
for $schema in xsd:schema
for $nodes in $schema//*,
    $attr in $nodes/xsd:element/@name
where fn:contains($attr,'city')
group by $attr
return $attr
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