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Significados de equally adept en inglés

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Uso de equally adept en inglés
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Modo shivered and switched hands; he was equally adept with his right.
The hunchback assignments
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Luiz, 27, is equally adept at center half or as a defensive midfielder.
Reuters
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Aleksandar Ilic's cinematography is equally adept at capturing rolling hills and urban squalor.
The Irish Times
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Government Ministers are equally adept at pivoting into the limelight.
The Irish Times
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Darker and smaller and wirier than his companion, but equally adept with a sword.
Rogues
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He was equally adept at bowling the odd maiden over.
The Irish Times
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He was equally adept in fiction and non-fiction.
The new yorker
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Marwick says that young people from other backgrounds are equally adept when it comes to online privacy.
The Guardian
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He was equally adept on both the front and back foot and punished anything short and wide.
Reuters
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As an author, she is equally adept at promoting her novel unlike some of her fiction-writing contemporaries.
Reuters
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The Rocket man is equally adept at confusing analysts about the very different women in his life.
News.com.au
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And, it may be added, the Indians of the North Pacific coast to-day are equally adept and skilful.
First Across the Continent / The Story of the Exploring Expediti...
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He had the innocent face of a choirboy and was equally adept with a gun or a knife.
Rage of angels
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Now it seems the Boyz have seamlessly switched disciplines and are equally adept at climbing smaller cracks as well.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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This debut standalone album shows that Newman is equally adept at turning similarly impressive vocal tricks under his own steam.
The Irish Times
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This team are equally adept at flooding forward on the counter-attack or pinning opponents so deep that they eventually crack.
The Guardian
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