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     • What does adroit mean in French? English Translation dexterous More meanings for adroit skilful adjective habile, savant, expérimenté
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   What does adroit mean?

   • a clever carpenter. Tim was praised for his deft handling of the situation. It was very skilful/skillful of you to repair my bicycle. (Translation of adroit from the PASSWORD French-English Dictionary © 2014 K Dictionaries Ltd) ADROIT translate: good with one’s hands, skillful, adroit, clever, deft, skilful, skillful.

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   What does 'adroit' mean?

   • In French, 'adroit' means 'quick or skillful or adept in action or thought'. Its meaning is derived from its leanings towards 'right'.

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   What is an example of being adroit?

   • Weeden gave it to his companion after the end, as a mute clue to the abnormality which had occurred or as Smith had it before, and added the underscoring himself from what he had managed to extract from his friend by shrewd guessing and adroit cross-questioning.

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   What's so adroit about his handling?

   • So adroit was his handling, one knew he too must have performed it many times in its natural outdoor environment all those years ago. It is a quicker, more technically adroit squad, too.

   French Translation of “adroit” | Collins English-French

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   Do adroit commanders provide additional accommodation?

   • At some bases this factor has been used by adroit commanders, by local arrangements with contractors of various kinds, to provide additional accommodation. Instead, we have the valuable combination of adroit summaries and thoughtful introductions to debate.

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   Was Sadat more adroit than Jamie?

   • Jamie was adroit at flattering others. Sadat however was more adroit at political maneuvering than people expected. Sadat cependant était plus adroit à la manoeuvre politique que des personnes attendues. You are to be very fast and adroit enough to serve him different drinks to satisfy his taste.

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   adroit. adjective. adroit [adjective] (formal) involving a lot of skill. I admired his adroit handling of the boat. clever [adjective] skilful. a clever carpenter. deft [adjective] skilful/skillful, quick and neat. Tim was praised for his deft handling of the situation.

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     adroit translations: good with one’s hands, skillful,...

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   [əˈdrɔɪt] adjective. adroit (adroite) ⧫ habile. to be adroit at doing somethingêtre habile à faire quelque chose. Collins English-French Dictionary © by HarperCollins Publishers. All rights reserved. Examples of 'adroit' in a sentence. adroit. Example sentences from the Collins Corpus.

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   adj. 1. à portée de la main 2. pratique 3. adroit. "adroit": examples and translations in context. Sadat cependant était plus adroit à la manoeuvre politique que des personnes attendues. Sadat however was more adroit at political maneuvering than people expected.

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   adroit | translate English to French - Cambridge Dictionary. Translation of adroit – English–French dictionary. adroit. adjective. / əˈdroit/ Add to word list. formal. involving a lot of skill. adroit. I admired his adroit handling of the boat. See also. adroitly. adroitness.

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   French: adroit; German: geschickt; Greek: επιδέξιος; Italian: abile; Japanese: 熟練した; Korean: 숙련된; Norwegian: dyktig; Polish: zręczny; European Portuguese: habilidoso; Romanian: priceput; Russian: искусный; Latin American Spanish: hábil; Swedish: duktig; Thai: ซึ่งมีความชำนาญ ...

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   adroit translation in English - French Reverso dictionary, see also 'adroitly, adrift, adroitness, Adriatic', examples, definition, conjugation.

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   adroit (also: adept, clever, deft, dexterous, dextrous, handy, hot, skilful) volume_up. adroit {adj. m} more_vert. Other states were astute and adroit enough to depict the European Union as standing in the way of progress for its own selfish reasons.