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dextrous

/ˈdek.strəs/

Traducción: Forma anticuada de 'dexterous', que significa hábil y rápido en los movimientos, especialmente con las manos.

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adjective

/ˈdek.strəs/C2formalobsoleto
  • esForma anticuada de 'dexterous', que significa hábil y rápido en los movimientos, especialmente con las manos.

An older spelling of 'dexterous', meaning skillful and quick in movement, especially with the hands.

  1. Skillful with handsB2formal

    Showing skill and ease in using the hands or body.

    esHábil con las manos

    • The surgeon is extremely dextrous with a scalpel.
    • She is a dextrous pianist, playing complex pieces effortlessly.
    • He is dextrous enough to fix the tiny watch mechanism.

    Sinónimosableadroitagiledeftdexteroushandynimbleskillful

    Antónimosawkwardclumsyineptmaladroitunskilled

  2. Mentally agileC1formal

    Having or showing skill in thinking or dealing with situations.

    esHábil mentalmente

    • The negotiator was dextrous in handling the difficult conversation.
    • She is a dextrous problem-solver, finding creative solutions.
    • His dextrous mind quickly grasped the complex theory.

    Sinónimosadroitastuteclevernimblequick-wittedsharpskillful

    Antónimosawkwardclumsygaucheineptmaladroit

Formas
  • more dextrous comparative form
  • most dextrous superlative form
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