agile — able to move quickly and easily; able to think and understand quickly
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: able to move quickly and easily; able to think and understand quickly
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈædʒaɪl/
Korean meaning: 민첩한, 기민한, 재빠른
Korean pronunciation: **애**자일
Example Sentences
- My grandmother is surprisingly agile for her age - she still beats everyone at video games!
- The agile startup quickly adapted to market changes.
- He dodged the flying pizza with agile reflexes during the food fight.
agile
ADJECTIVE//ˈædʒaɪl//
able to move quickly and easily; able to think and understand quickly
An agile athlete gracefully navigates the challenging obstacle course
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Be agile with the fragile, tactile yet graceful!
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Origin
From Latin 'agilis' meaning 'quick, lively,' derived from the verb 'agere' meaning 'to move, drive, or act.' The word entered English through French during the medieval period.
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“My grandmother is surprisingly agile for her age - she still beats everyone at video games!”
“The agile startup quickly adapted to market changes.”
“He dodged the flying pizza with agile reflexes during the food fight.”
“Software developers use agile methodology to improve efficiency.”
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