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flexibility in Russian

flexibility in Russian is ги́бкость, гибкость — flexibility means the physical ability to bend or stretch easily without damage.

flexibility in Russian

ги́бкость
noun
Pronounced: gibkost
The quality of being flexible, whether physically or metaphorically.
гибкость
noun
Pronounced: gibkost
The quality of being flexible, whether physically or metaphorically.

What does "flexibility" mean?

  1. noun The physical ability to bend or stretch easily without damage.
    "Dancers need great flexibility in their legs and back."
  2. noun The ability to adapt or change easily to suit new situations.
    "Good managers show flexibility when plans change at the last minute."
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flexibility in a sentence

  • Dancers need great flexibility in their legs and back.
  • Stretching each morning helped him regain his flexibility.
  • Good managers show flexibility when plans change at the last minute.
  • The tour needs some flexibility, since the weather is unpredictable.

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What is "flexibility" in Russian?
"flexibility" in Russian is ги́бкость, гибкость. flexibility means: The physical ability to bend or stretch easily without damage.
How do you pronounce ги́бкость?
"flexibility" in Russian is ги́бкость, pronounced "gibkost".
How do you use "flexibility" in a sentence?
Example: "Dancers need great flexibility in their legs and back." In Russian, "flexibility" is ги́бкость, гибкость.
Are there other ways to say "flexibility" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "flexibility": ги́бкость, гибкость.
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