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fluently

/ˈfluː.ənt.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de manera fluida, fácil y sin esfuerzo', usado comúnmente para describir la capacidad de hablar o escribir un idioma con soltura y precisión, o cualquier acción realizada con suavidad y sin vacilaciones.

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adverb

/ˈfluː.ənt.li/B1formal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de manera fluida, fácil y sin esfuerzo', usado comúnmente para describir la capacidad de hablar o escribir un idioma con soltura y precisión, o cualquier acción realizada con suavidad y sin vacilaciones.

An adverb meaning 'in a smooth, effortless, and flowing manner,' typically used to describe the ability to speak or write a language with ease and accuracy, or to describe any action performed smoothly and without hesitation.

  1. Speaking or writing with easeB1formal

    In a smooth, effortless, and accurate manner, especially when using a language.

    esCon fluidez

    • She speaks Spanish fluently after living in Madrid for years.
    • He can write fluently in both English and French.
    • The tour guide communicated fluently with the international visitors.

    Sinónimosarticulatelyeasilyeffortlesslyreadilysmoothly

    Antónimoshaltinglyhesitantly

  2. Performing an action smoothlyB2formal

    In a flowing, graceful, or uninterrupted manner.

    esde manera fluida

    • The pianist played the sonata fluently without any mistakes.
    • She moved fluently through the dance routine.
    • The water flowed fluently through the new irrigation system.

    Sinónimoseasilyeffortlesslygracefullysmoothly

    Antónimosawkwardlyclumsilyhaltinglyjerkylaboriouslystifflyungracefully

Formas
  • more fluently comparative form
  • most fluently superlative form
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