🏃spry (es-PRY)

adjective
/spraɪ/
dynamique (dynamique)

Signification

active and lively, especially in old age
Traduction de la signification
actif et vivant, surtout en vieillissant
actif et vivant, surtout en vieillissant

Phrases d'exemple

The spry grandmother surprised everyone with her quick dance steps.

La grand-mère dynamique a surpris tout le monde avec ses pas de danse rapides.
La grand-mere dynamique a surpris tout le monde avec ses pas de danse rapides.

Synonymes

lively, agile, energetic, nimble

Antonymes

weak, sluggish, inactive

Collocations

spry old man, spry movements, spry personality

Vocabulaires connexes

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