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ˈdekstərəs прил.;
тж. dextrous
1) быстрый, проворный;
расторопный dexterous fingers ≈ ловкие пальцы Syn: adroit, deft
2) способный, сообразительный;
умелый a dexterous politician ≈ искусный политик dexterous in the management ≈ опытный в управлении Syn: clever
3) умело выполненный, сделанный Syn: artful
4) привыкший пользоваться правой рукой, правша ловкий, проворный;
расторопный - * hands проворные руки сообразительный;
способный;
умелый, опытный - to be * in business умело вести дела искусно сделанный;
искусный - * management искусное руководство привыкший пользоваться правой рукой dexterous ловкий, проворный ~ проявляющий хорошие способности, способный dextrous: dextrous =dexterousБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > dexterous
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['dekst(ə)rəs]прил.1) ловкий, проворный; расторопныйSyn:2) способный, сообразительный; умелыйSyn:3) умело выполненный, сделанныйSyn:4) редк. праворукий -
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['dekstrəs]aggettivo [ person] destro, abile; [ hand] abile; [movement, mind] agile; [ politician] capace, accorto ( at doing nel fare)* * *dexterous /ˈdɛkstrəs/a.destro; abile (spec. con le mani): dexterous fingers [hands], dita [mani] abili; Women are generally more dexterous, le donne possiedono in genere maggiore abilità manuale; a dexterous negotiator [diplomat], un abile negoziatore [diplomatico]dexterously avv. dexterousness n. [u].* * *['dekstrəs]aggettivo [ person] destro, abile; [ hand] abile; [movement, mind] agile; [ politician] capace, accorto ( at doing nel fare) -
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good (in at); fit (a for)* * *abile agg.1 able, capable; ( intelligente) clever (at, in); ( destro) skilful (at, in): un bambino abile e intelligente, an able and intelligent child; era un'infermiera abile e intelligente, ma mancava di umanità, she was a capable and efficient nurse, but lacked humanity; era abile nel dire agli altri cosa fare, he was clever at telling other people what to do; è un abilissimo guidatore, he's a very skilful driver; era sempre stata abile con le mani, she had always been clever with her hands; era un abile acrobata, he was a skilful acrobat; abbiamo lasciato la cosa in mani abili, we have left the matter in skilled hands // abile adulatore, adroit flatterer2 ( fatto con abilità) able; clever; skilful: con un'abile mossa, s'accaparrò tutto il mercato, with an able (o clever) move he cornered the market4 (dir.) legally qualified.* * *['abile]1) (idoneo)2) (bravo) [professionista, cuoco] able, skilled, skilful BE, skillful AE; (svelto, agile) [persona, mani] deft, dexterousun abile politico — an artful o a dexterous politician
essere abile in qcs., a fare — to be skilful at sth., at doing
3) (accorto) [mossa, trucco] cunning, clever* * *abile/'abile/2 (bravo) [ professionista, cuoco] able, skilled, skilful BE, skillful AE; (svelto, agile) [persona, mani] deft, dexterous; un abile politico an artful o a dexterous politician; essere abile in qcs., a fare to be skilful at sth., at doing3 (accorto) [mossa, trucco] cunning, clever. -
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