Meanings of as fluent in anglès

She dashed at the next subject as fluent and as confident as ever.

Er...my client is not as fluent in the English language as you orI.

Sometimes, players just aren't as fluent in game exploration and conventions as the designer expects.

You're as fluent as a native speaker, Miss Church.

He's not as fluent as someone like Yasir but that doesn't mean he's not as effective.

She's at least as fluent as you.

However, when they moved to Ireland in 2006 they discovered their English wasn't as fluent as they thought.

I'm as fluent in Bocee as-

To her ill-disguised impertinence in English, as bad as her French and as fluent, Charley listened with quiet interest.

By now he reckoned he must be as fluent in Imperial C as anyone had ever been in post-glacial history.

He affects an air of friendliness, but it isn't as fluent as the perfunctory noise that the other doctors make.

BRUSSELS: MEPs have praised Mr Charlie McCreevy's vision of the future of the EU's single market, describing him as fluent and relaxed .

Her English is not as fluent as it could be, so she enjoyed listening to our conversations and hearing English spoken by natives.

Coronado now came up, ignorant of Texas Smith's misadventure, and puzzled at the escape of Thurstane, but as fluent and complimentary as usual.

Do you often look at Dutch football websites and wonder what they're talking about because your Dutch isn't as fluent as it should be?

I suppose if you included his screaming, crowing, whimpering, grunting, squalling, with occasional kicks, in his conversation, it might be regarded as fluent-eveneloquent.