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◙ adv. בכשרון, במיומנות* * *◙ תונמוימב,ןורשכב◄ -
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['dekstrǝslɪ]ADV [pass, snatch etc] con destreza; [avoid] diestramente, hábilmente -
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dex.trous.ly[d'ekstrəsli] adv = link=dexterously dexterously. -
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15 dextrously dex·trous·ly ['dɛkstrəslɪ] adv
(with physical skill) con destrezza, (with mental skill) sagacementeEnglish-Italian dictionary > dextrously dex·trous·ly ['dɛkstrəslɪ] adv
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16 cleverly
['klevəlɪ]avverbio (intelligently) intelligentemente, con intelligenza; (cunningly) astutamente; (dextrously) abilmente* * *adverb abilmente, intelligentemente* * *cleverly► clever* * *['klevəlɪ]avverbio (intelligently) intelligentemente, con intelligenza; (cunningly) astutamente; (dextrously) abilmente -
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{'dekstrəs}
1. сръчен, ловък, умел
2. който си служи повече с дясната ръка* * *{'dekstrъs} а 1. сръчен, ловък, умел; 2. който си служи пове* * *a сръчен;dextrous; а 1. сръчен, ловък, умел; 2. който си служи повече с дясната ръка.* * *1. който си служи повече с дясната ръка 2. сръчен, ловък, умел* * * -
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cleverly [ˈklevəlɪ]a. ( = intelligently) intelligemmentb. ( = skilfully) ingénieusementc. ( = astutely) [plan, disguise] astucieusement ; [construct] d'une façon ingénieuse* * *['klevəlɪ] -
19 ably
1. adv умело, искусно, ловко2. adv компетентно; квалифицированно3. adv умно, талантливоСинонимический ряд:1. capably (other) capably; competently; properly; qualifiedly; wickedly2. proficiently (other) adeptly; deftly; dextrously; handily; proficiently; skilfully; well -
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Синонимический ряд:1. accurately (other) accurately; aright; befittingly; correctly; decently; efficiently; properly; well2. proficiently (other) ably; capably; crackly; deftly; dextrously; expertly; handily; masterfully; masterly; proficiently; skilfully; skillfully
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