flexible
/ˈflek.sə.bəl/adjective
A2formalcommon/ˈflek.sə.bəl/Describes something that can bend easily without breaking, or a person who is willing to change or adapt.
ruОписывает то, что легко гнется, не ломаясь, или человека, готового меняться и адаптироваться.esDescribe algo que se dobla fácilmente sin romperse, o a una persona dispuesta a cambiar y adaptarse a nuevas situaciones.frQualifie ce qui peut se plier ou se déformer sans se casser, ainsi qu'une personne ou une attitude capable de s'adapter facilement aux circonstances.deBeschreibt etwas, das sich leicht biegen lässt, ohne zu brechen, oder eine Person, die bereit ist, sich zu ändern und anzupassen.ptDescreve algo que se dobra ou se adapta facilmente sem quebrar, ou uma pessoa disposta a mudar e se adaptar a novas circunstâncias.zh形容物体容易弯曲而不折断,也形容人灵活变通、能适应变化。arيصف ما يسهل ثنيه أو انحناؤه دون أن ينكسر، أو شخصًا قادرًا على التكيف والتغيير وفق الظروف.
- Bends easily A2 formal
Capable of bending easily without breaking.
- The yoga mat is made of flexible material.
- Rubber is a very flexible substance.
- The flexible wire can be shaped into any form.
ruГибкийesQue se dobla fácilmentefrflexible (qui se plie facilement)deFlexibelptFlexívelzh柔韧的arمرن
Sinônimos: bendableelasticlimberlithepliablesupple
Antônimos: firmhardinflexiblerigidstiffunyielding
- Adaptable B1 formal
Willing to change or compromise; adaptable to different circumstances.
- She has a flexible schedule that allows her to work from home.
- The company offers flexible working hours.
- He is flexible about the meeting time.
ruГибкийesflexible (adaptable)frflexible (sens adaptable)deFlexibelptFlexívelzh灵活的arمرن
Sinônimos: accommodatingadaptableadjustablecompliantmalleableopen-mindedpliabletractableversatileyielding
Antônimos: inflexiblerigidstubbornuncompromising
- more flexible comparative form
- most flexible superlative form