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fluent

UK
/ˈfluːənt/
US
/ˈfluənt/

Translations

fluentadjective
fluenter
Comp.
fluentest
Super.
UK
/ˈfluːənt/
US
/ˈfluənt/
courantEn parlant d’une langue ; se dit surtout d’un niveau d’expression ou de compréhension.
Her Spanish is fluent.
Son espagnol est courant.
fluideSe dit d’un mouvement, d’un style ou d’un tracé sans à-coups.
The dancer's fluent movements captivated the audience.
Les mouvements fluides de la danseuse ont captivé le public.
Synonyms
proficient
eloquent
polished
glossy
smooth
articulate
smooth-spoken
skilled
Antonyms
uneloquent
halting
inarticulate
fluentnoun
fluents
pl
UK
/ˈfluː.ənt/
US
/ˈfluː.ənt/
Archaic/technical: in Newtonian calculus, a 'fluent' is a quantity considered as flowing (variable with time).
Additional translations
fluenteTerme de mathématiques, emploi historique.

Definitions

fluentadjective
Able to express oneself easily and articulately in a language.
She is fluent in Spanish, allowing her to communicate effortlessly with the locals.
Smooth and flowing; able to move with ease.
The dancer's fluent movements captivated the audience.
Easily flowing; fluid.
The artist's fluent brushstrokes created a sense of movement in the painting.
fluentnoun
A quantity that flows or varies with time, especially as conceived in early calculus.
In Newton's notation, x represents a fluent whose rate of change is called its fluxion.
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