Vocab Bloom Hub

agile

/ˈædʒ.aɪl/

Перевод: Описывает способность двигаться быстро и легко; также используется в бизнесе и IT для описания гибкого, адаптивного подхода.

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adjective

/ˈædʒ.aɪl/B2formalIT
  • ruОписывает способность двигаться быстро и легко; также используется в бизнесе и IT для описания гибкого, адаптивного подхода.

Describes the ability to move quickly and easily; also used in business and IT to describe a flexible, adaptive approach.

  1. Physically nimbleB1formal

    Able to move quickly and easily with grace and coordination.

    ruЛовкий

    • The gymnast was incredibly agile on the balance beam.
    • Cats are known for being agile hunters.
    • He remained agile even in his old age.

    Синонимыdexterousgracefullight-footedlimberlithenimblequicksprysupple

    Антонимыawkwardclumsylethargicrigidslowstiffungraceful

  2. Mentally sharpB2formal

    Quick-witted, able to think and understand rapidly.

    ruОстроумный

    • She has an agile mind that solves puzzles quickly.
    • The debate required an agile intellect to counter arguments.
    • His agile thinking helped him adapt to the new situation.

    Синонимыalertastutecleverperceptivequick-wittedsharp

    Антонимыdullobtuseslowstupid

  3. Project management methodologyB2formalIT

    A method of project management, especially in software development, that emphasizes iterative development, collaboration, and flexibility.

    ruГибкая методология

    • The team adopted an agile approach to software development.
    • Agile methodologies allow for rapid changes during a project.
    • They hold daily stand-up meetings as part of their agile process.

    Антонимыwaterfall

Формы
  • more agile comparative form
  • most agile superlative form
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