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flexível
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flexible
Making or willing to make concessions.
conciliatory
compromising
uncompromising
yielding
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flexível
Portuguese
flexível
Catalan
flexible
Spanish
flexible
Able to flex; able to bend easily.
fit
elegant
graceful
nimble
lithe
agile
deft
acrobatic
willowy
lissom
inflexible
stretched
elastic
supple
adaptable
pliable
pliant
limber
negotiable
bendable
double-jointed
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flexível
1
However, the changing nature, and improvements in
flexible
work practices, may help.
2
Different parts of the economy are more
flexible
than others of course.
3
Background: Achieving proficiency in
flexible
endoscopy requires a great amount of practice.
4
Ms Sage said the government should be more
flexible
in its approach.
5
Certainly our attitude to creative freedom and game development remains fairly
flexible
.
6
You must be
flexible
enough to let new ideas come from shooting.
7
Can a more
flexible
Ireland be matched by a more
flexible
Europe?
8
If you have a
flexible
work environment, you can go home early.
9
Universities have been urged to be as
flexible
as possible this year.
10
But also a first test for
flexible
thinking behind a new desk.
11
BA said it had introduced more
flexible
rebooking policies for passengers affected.
12
You need people who are
flexible
and can adapt to change quickly.
13
A more
flexible
approach on your part could work to your advantage.
14
Language is really
flexible
and words can have more than one meaning.
15
Conversely, the federal government is free to be more
flexible
with deficits.
16
The idea of
flexible
work hours is welcomed by most progressive workplaces.
flexible
more flexible
flexible working
very flexible
flexible approach
as flexible
Portuguese
flexível
Spanish
flexible
Catalan
flexible