Significados de very fluent en inglés

She was never very fluent, and cared little for the flowers of rhetoric.

Dorothy was a good German scholar, but somehow she was not very fluent.

Some of these men were of considerable ability, and certainly of very fluent speech.

For the next few minutes he was very fluent indeed.

His English was very fluent, crisp, his accent a slight variation on an upper-class Englishman's.

He was very fluent and used many metres.

Coons seems very fluent and more impressive.

As for Mr. Symonds' style, it is, as usual, very fluent, very picturesque and very full of colour.

His German was very fluent.

Forward this redefinition of broadcast journalism to, say, John Humphrys, and Monkey suspects his reaction would be very fluent indeed.

Mr. Long is a very fluent speaker, and, without oratorical display, he always succeeds in winning the attention of his auditors.

He was indignant; he was angry.... And that wrath had loosed his tongue which was not very fluent on ordinary occasions.

I learned, however, to be very fluent in that, for, inspired by love of Aurelia, I attacked it with extraordinary passion.

He was so frightened that his English-whichwas usually very fluent-desertedhim, and he mumbled protestations of innocence in his mother tongue.

If the Season is now mild, about the end of the Month the Sap in the Birch-Tree will begin to be very fluent.

It is devoid of colour, in the sense of the modern painter, but its very fluent and simple technical character recommends it highly.