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acrobatically

/ˈækɹəˌbætɪkəli/ adv

In an acrobatic manner.

Word Origin Acrobat comes from Greek akron 'tip, highest point' and bainein 'to walk' — literally 'walking on tiptoe.' That's why acrobats perform high-flying feats. Acrobatically is the adverb. The same akron root gives us acropolis (high city), acrophobia (fear of heights), and acronym (a word formed from the tips of other words).

adv In an acrobatic manner.

The gymnast moved acrobatically across the balance beam.

(副词) 杂技般地；杂耍般地

体操运动员以杂技般的动作在平衡木上移动。

(adverbio) acrobáticamente; de manera acrobática [Acrobáticamente; de manera acrobática.]

La gimnasta se movió acrobáticamente a lo largo de la viga de equilibrio.

(adverbe) acrobiquement; de manière acrobatique [Avec l'agilité, la souplesse et la maîtrise d'un acrobate.]

La gymnaste s'est déplacée avec agilité sur la poutre d'équilibre.

(Adverb) akrobatisch [Auf eine Weise, die akrobatische Fähigkeiten oder Bewegungen zeigt, oft mit Geschicklichkeit, Balance oder körperlicher Gewandtheit.]

Der Artist sprang **acrobatically** durch den Reifen und landete sicher auf dem Trampolin.

(副詞) acrobatic な方法で。巧妙で器用な動きで。

体操選手は acrobatic な動きで平均台を渡りました。

(advérbio) acrobaticamente [De maneira acrobática.]

A ginasta se moveu acrobaticamente pela trave de equilíbrio.

Synonyms: agilely nimbly deftly flexibly lithely gracefully athletically gymnastically Antonyms: clumsily stiffly awkwardly ungracefully
Word parts: acrobat + ic + al + ly

Related words

acrobat acrobatics basic basically abase debase

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