nimble in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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nimble Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

nimble mind
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Longer buggies are generally more stable on a straight line whereas shorter buggies tend to be more nimble when cornering.
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They make up this disadvantage by being more nimble and better able to evade attacks by would-be predators.
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Mares have also been used to breed polo ponies that were agile and nimble.
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Although on paper the turning looks poor, the excellent grip actually makes this car incredibly nimble, able to take most corners at full speed.
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This made it more nimble and a better climber.
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Sly is nimblest of the gang, so he is sent out the most on missions, therefore making him the most played character.
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He enjoys fencing when he's not racing and uses his nimble body to outmaneuver his opponent.
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Like his predecessors, he possesses considerable intelligence and great physical strength; he also appears far more nimble and agile.
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It is thought that on rare occasions, more nimble, smaller raptors like rough-legged buzzards and harriers can kleptoparatisize golden eagles.
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Batch couldn't have weighed more than 60 pounds at the end, but his mind was nimble.
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