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Meanings of acrobatics in anglès
Performance of extraordinary human feats of balance, agility, and motor coordination.
Related terms
portuguès
acrobacia aérea català
acrobàcia aèria Sinònims
Examples for "stunting"
Examples for "stunting"
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Conclusion: Infant and childhood stunting was associated with a later pubertal development.
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Logistic regression was used to assess risk factors for wasting and stunting.
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This stunting of the race begins with the education of the child.
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Higher levels of CRP and AGP during infancy were associated with stunting.
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The outcome variable of interest is child undernutrition: stunting, wasting and underweight.
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For, even on a still day, they are capable of remarkable aerobatics.
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Tells how he drifted into aerobatics, which he learned from a book.
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During a recent downpour I watched three swallows doing aerobatics around one another.
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Aero-artist Melissa Pemberton talks about the joys and challenges of being an aerobatics pilot.
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In the air over Sheck, gangs of wyrmen looped the loop in vulgar aerobatics.
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Not medium crazy, like stunt flying in Los Angeles, which is his go-to hobby.
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Or how about aerobatic stunt flying for a grandson?
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Three weeks later Red was killed doing stunt flying.
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In that time he made nearly 100 flights and carried 166 passengers - and, of course, did a bit of stunt flying as well.
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"He's taught them stunt flying."
Usage of acrobatics in anglès
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He started working in the stunt industry, specialising in high wire acrobatics.
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Performers illustrated the history of Euclid and Newton through juggling and acrobatics.
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The kind of acrobatics the 'one-touch' rule gives rise to is stunning.
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They could stop faster and perform more acrobatics than any other bird.
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Pink performed a series of acrobatics above the crowd, then sang onstage.
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He had been clinging to his seat throughout all of the acrobatics.
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Twenty by fifteen-butGenneholm feels you shouldn't fritter yourself away on acrobatics.
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Expect a mix of comedy, acrobatics, dance and a touch of raunch.
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It's also those crazy acrobatics you do out there on the skrim.
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However they give great pleasure with their acrobatics in the air.
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Five times, he's won the U.S. national championship in aeronautical acrobatics.
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Before the strain of expert acrobatics came careful training in machine-gunnery.
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Soon the boys were engaging in all sorts of underwater acrobatics.
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Seconds later, they performed handshake acrobatics, then continued in our direction.
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While the pedal acrobatics were in progress my temporary friend, Mons.
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I must also mention Dudley's astonishing vocal acrobatics in recreating these alarm sounds!
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Translations for acrobatics
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Acrobatics through the time
Acrobatics across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common