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Meanings of agile in English
Usage of agile in English
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The Brazilian government needs to be more agile with this, he said.
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Hisresearch interests include database systems, versioning systems,semantic web, and agile software development.
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However, it was quite agile on the trail and on the rock.
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It's a small one, an agile number with a lot of glass.
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Traditional data centers are not as agile or flexible in meeting demand.
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The latter was more agile, but the former outclassed him in power.
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The device must be light and agile enough to consume little power.
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The second phase calls for a more agile exercise of the imagination.
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This means not just agile and lean but automated, digital and data-driven.
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It has caused us to be more agile and drive greater efficiencies.
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I'm always beyond impressed with how agile yet strong the dancers are!
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He is considered the most tractable, and is certainly the most agile.
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His extremely agile mind finds its chief pleasure in its own agility.
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The whole agile, supple nature of the Greek entered into every fence.
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First, Hairy was perhaps the most agile little canine she'd ever seen.
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Caleb's agile body moved with the horse's, as if they were one.
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Agile through the time
Agile across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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