limber

• Describe a una persona o cuerpo que es flexible, ágil y capaz de moverse con facilidad, sin rigidez.

Describes a person or body that is flexible, supple, and able to move easily.

1. Flexible and suppleB2formal

   Bending easily; flexible and agile, especially in body movement.

   Ágil y flexible

   • The dancer was very limber after years of training.
   • Yoga helps keep your body limber and healthy.
   • He stretched to stay limber before the race.

   Sinónimosagileflexiblegracefullithenimblesupple

   Antónimosinflexiblerigidstiffstiltedunbending

• Sustantivo que designa un vehículo de dos ruedas tirado por caballos, usado históricamente para remolcar una pieza de artillería de campaña o su caja de municiones.

A noun referring to a two-wheeled, horse-drawn vehicle historically used to tow a field gun or ammunition caisson.

1. Two-wheeled vehicle for artilleryC2formal

   A two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle used to pull a field gun or caisson.

   Pieza de artillería de dos ruedas

   • The soldiers attached the cannon to the limber for transport.
   • The limber was pulled by a team of strong horses.
   • During the parade, the limber carried the artillery piece.

• Verbo que se utiliza para referirse a la acción de aumentar la propia flexibilidad o movilidad, a menudo mediante estiramientos o ejercicios de calentamiento.

A verb meaning to make oneself or something flexible or supple, often through stretching or warm-up exercises.

1. Warm up or stretchB2informal

   To make the body or muscles flexible and ready for physical activity, usually through gentle exercises.

   Calentar o estirar

   • The dancers limbered up before the performance.
   • He always limbers his legs before a long run.
   • You should limber your back before lifting heavy weights.

   Sinónimosexerciseflexloosen upstretchwarm up

Variantes phrasallimber up