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1 acrobatics
acrobatics [‚ækrə'bætɪks]Gymnastics acrobatie f;∎ to do or to perform acrobatics faire des acrobaties ou de l'acrobatie -
2 acrobatics
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3 acrobatics
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4 acrobatics
noun plural (acrobatic performances.) acrobatie(s) -
5 acrobat
['ækrəbæt](a person in a circus etc who performs gymnastics.) acrobate- acrobatics -
6 aerobatics
[eərə'bætiks](acrobatics performed by an aircraft or high in the air.) acrobatie(s) aérienne(s) -
7 tumbling
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8 perform
A vtr3 ( enact) célébrer [rite, ceremony].B vi1 [actor, musician] jouer ; to perform in public jouer en public ; to perform on the violin jouer du violon ; she performed brilliantly as Viola elle a brillamment joué le rôle de Viola ;2 ( conduct oneself) to perform well/badly [team] bien/mal jouer ; [interviewee] faire bonne/mauvaise impression ; the students performed better than last year les étudiants ont eu de meilleurs résultats que l'année dernière ; the minister performs well on television le ministre fait une bonne performance à la télévision ;3 Comm, Fin [company, department] avoir de bons résultats ; sterling performed badly la livre sterling a baissé. -
9 aerial
aerial ['eərɪəl](a) (in the air) aérien2 nounBritish (for TV, radio) antenne f►► aerial acrobatics voltige f aérienne;Transport aerial cable car téléphérique m;Military aerial combat combat m aérien; Electronics &Television aerial engineer antenniste mf;American Technology aerial ladder échelle f pivotante;Photography aerial photograph photographie f aérienne;aerial railway téléphérique m;Botany aerial root racine f aérienne;aerial socket prise f d'antenne;aerial walkway passerelle f;Military aerial warfare combat m aérien
См. также в других словарях:
acrobatics — [ak΄rə bat′iks] pl.n. [also with sing. v.] 1. the art, skill, or tricks of an acrobat 2. any difficult or intricate tricks requiring great skill or agility [mental acrobatics] … English World dictionary
acrobatics — (n.) 1859, from ACROBATIC (Cf. acrobatic); also see ICS (Cf. ics). Earlier was acrobatism (1864). In early 20c. acrobacy (from Fr. acrobacie) sometimes was used … Etymology dictionary
acrobatics — [n] athletic floor exercises balancing, feats, gymnastics, somersaults, stunts, tumbling; concept 363 … New thesaurus
Acrobatics — Infobox Occupation name= Acrobat caption= An arcrobat during a high wire act. official names= acrobat type= performing arts activity sector= sport, busking, circus, show business competencies= skills, manual abilities formation= employment field … Wikipedia
acrobatics — /ak reuh bat iks/, n. 1. (used with a pl. v.) the feats of an acrobat; gymnastics. 2. (used with a sing. v.) the art or practice of acrobatic feats. 3. (used with a pl. v.) something performed with remarkable agility and ease: the verbal… … Universalium
acrobatics — n. 1) to perform acrobatics 2)(fig.) mental acrobatics * * * [ˌækrə bætɪks] (fig.) mental acrobatics to perform acrobatics … Combinatory dictionary
acrobatics — ac|ro|bat|ics [ ,ækrə bætıks ] noun plural 1. ) the skills or movements of an ACROBAT 2. ) the skills that you use when you do something difficult or complicated very well, or when you deal with a lot of things at the same time: the acrobatics of … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
acrobatics — plural noun 1) staggering feats of acrobatics Syn: gymnastics, tumbling; agility; rare funambulism 2) the acrobatics required to negotiate an international contract Syn: mental agility, skill, quick thinking, fancy footwork, alertness,… … Thesaurus of popular words
acrobatics — UK [ˌækrəˈbætɪks] / US noun [plural] 1) the skills or movements of an acrobat 2) the skills that you use when you do something difficult or complicated very well, or when you deal with a lot of things at the same time the acrobatics of balancing… … English dictionary
acrobatics — [[t]æ̱krəbæ̱tɪks[/t]] N PLURAL Acrobatics are acrobatic movements … English dictionary
acrobatics — ac•ro•bat•ics [[t]ˌæk rəˈbæt ɪks[/t]] n. 1) spo (used with a pl. v.) the feats of an acrobat; gymnastics 2) spo (used with a sing. v.) the art or practice of acrobatic feats 3) (used with a pl. v.) something performed with remarkable agility and… … From formal English to slang