CEFR C1
nimbly
adverb
Meaning
In a way that shows skill and speed, especially with the hands or feet.
Examples
- She nimbly dodged the falling branches.
- The chef nimbly chopped the vegetables.
Pronunciation: /ˈnɪmbli/
How to Use nimbly
- nimble fingers (collocation)
- Fingers that are quick and skillful. — "Her nimble fingers could knit a sweater in a day."
- nimble on one's feet (idiom)
- Able to move quickly and easily, especially in response to a situation. — "The boxer was nimble on his feet, avoiding every punch."
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