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limber

/ˈlɪmbə/

/ˈlɪmbɚ/

limberглагол

limbered

Прошедшее простое время

limbered

Причастие прошедшего времени

limbering

Герундий

/ˈlɪmbə/

/ˈlɪmbɚ/

Переводы

разминаться

The athletes limber up before the competition.

Спортсмены разминаются перед соревнованием.

Определения

To make oneself or something more flexible or supple, often through stretching exercises.

The athletes limber up before the race to prevent injuries.

To perform stretching exercises in order to become more supple or warmed up, usually with the particle “up”.

The dancers limbered up for several minutes before the rehearsal began.

To attach (a field gun) to its limber in preparation for towing; to ready artillery for movement.

After firing several rounds, the crew quickly limbered the gun and moved to a new position.

Синонимы

limberприлагательное

limberer

Срав.

limberest

Превосх.

/ˈlɪmbə/

/ˈlɪmbɚ/

Переводы

гибкий

The gymnast is very limber and can perform complex routines.

Гимнаст очень гибкий и может выполнять сложные упражнения.

Дополнительные переводы

податливый

Определения

Capable of being easily bent or flexed without breaking; flexible.

The gymnast's limber body allowed her to perform complex routines with ease.

Characterized by ease in bending the body; supple.

The yoga instructor demonstrated a series of limber movements to improve flexibility.

Синонимы

Антонимы

limberсуществительное

limbers

множ.

/ˈlɪmbə/

/ˈlɪmbɚ/

Countable noun in military terminology referring to the two-wheeled front carriage of a field gun.

Определения

A two-wheeled vehicle forming the front part of a field gun carriage, to which the gun is attached for towing; a limber chest.

The artillery crew secured the cannon to its limber before moving to a new position.