fluency [ˈflu:ənsi] N no pl
- fluency
- biegłość f
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A verbal fluency test checks ability to recall facts about the world, and general knowledge such as vocabulary.
en.wikipedia.org For fluency of speech he rivalled all his contemporaries, few of whom were anxious to stand beside him on the platform.
en.wikipedia.org Extra practice at home and interaction with their parents will lead to greater fluency in the childs reading and help them manage at school.
en.wikipedia.org The ease with which information can be retrieved from memory is retrieval fluency.
en.wikipedia.org Students also gain fluency in leading cultural exchange, community awareness and service-learning within a classroom setting.
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