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Meanings of acrobatic in anglès

Vigorously active.

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Bending and moving easily and gracefully; flexible.

Usage of acrobatic in anglès
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Redeemed himself with an almost identical acrobatic effort in the second half.
News.com.au
2
And not, I might add, doing anything unusually acrobatic at the time.
The bone palace
3
We manage to stay inside only by performing some extraordinary acrobatic contortions.
The forgotten soldier
4
They are fast and acrobatic and fight with a savage, flesh-tearing ferocity.
The new yorker
5
Orange red, pale blue, E flat minor, acrobatic, Ariel-like in its changes.
Little Miss By-The-Day
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In fact, he turned out to be only Howard, Florette's acrobatic partner.
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921
7
Mother Africa combines spectacular acrobatic stunts with traditional African music and dance.
BBC
8
Pud's acrobatic performance had brought peals of laughter from Bob and Bill.
Bob Hunt in Canada
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Suddenly it is quite clear how acrobatic, how dangerous everything is.
A Sport and a Pastime
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Not to mention the acrobatic nature in which his goal was expertly taken.
The South African
11
Source: NZ Birds Listen to our magnificent and acrobatic forest parrot.
Radio NZ
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The acrobatic swirls made by flocks of starlings have long puzzled bird experts.
The Irish Times
13
Miss Martin glum as she types the actionable acrobatic answers in room 604.
A singular man
14
He seemed to have inherited a sort of natural acrobatic tendency.
Andy the Acrobat / Or, Out with the Greatest Show on Earth
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Under that name, she has competed for years as an acrobatic rock'n'roll dancer.
Reuters
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Jumpers and acrobatic tumblers have been popular from the earliest time.
Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine
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United States of America
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