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acrobatic

/ˌæk.rəˈbæt.ɪk/

Traduction: Qui se rapporte à l'acrobatie ou la met en œuvre ; se dit de mouvements adroits, gracieux et exigeant souvent une grande maîtrise physique.

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/ˌæk.rəˈbæt.ɪk/B2formalsport
  • frQui se rapporte à l'acrobatie ou la met en œuvre ; se dit de mouvements adroits, gracieux et exigeant souvent une grande maîtrise physique.

Relating to or involving acrobatics; describing movements that are agile, graceful, and often require great physical skill.

  1. Vigorously activeB2formal

    Characterized by energetic, agile, and lively movement, often involving physical skill and flexibility.

    frVigoureusement actif

    • The children were acrobatic in their play, jumping and tumbling across the lawn.
    • Her acrobatic dancing style captivated the audience.
    • He performed an acrobatic leap over the obstacle.

    Synonymesagileathleticenergeticgymnasticlithelivelynimblesprysupple

    Antonymesawkwardclumsystiffungraceful

  2. Relating to acrobaticsB1formal

    Involving or performing difficult physical acts such as jumping, balancing, and tumbling, typically as a performance.

    fracrobatique

    • The circus featured an acrobatic troupe from Russia.
    • She took acrobatic classes to improve her flexibility.
    • The acrobatic display required years of training.

    Synonymesagileathleticflexiblegymnasticlithenimblesupple

    Antonymesawkwardclumsygraceless

Formes
  • more acrobatic comparative form
  • most acrobatic superlative form
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