Definition of agility in English:

agility

noun əˈdʒɪlɪtiəˈdʒɪlədi

mass noun

1Ability to move quickly and easily.
though he was without formal training as dancer or athlete, his physical agility was inexhaustible
Example sentencesExamples
- Their size and agility makes them ideal for hazardous assignments.
- They amazed audiences with their dancing agility.
- Skipping sculpts legs and improves agility and coordination.
- Prophylactic knee braces limit speed and agility, so players typically avoid routine brace wear.
- The tribe performs bird and animal dances with vivid miming and powerful muscular agility.
- Vitamin D may help improve musculoskeletal function and increase agility.
- He is a being with no preternatural qualities, and differs from real living animals only in extreme smallness and agility.
- A seal has come to join us, and of course to demonstrate to us its superior underwater agility.
- He clambers over the machinery with the agility of a monkey.
- He focuses on his hero's physical body and gives priority to agility, skill, and performance.
1. 1.1 Ability to think and understand quickly.
  games teach hand–eye coordination, mental agility, and alertness
  Example sentencesExamples
  They quickly learn that mental strength and agility are as important as physical strength and agility.
  It's in play that cognitive agility really develops.
  While his physical movements may be slow, his mental agility is clearly on display.
  Whether convening meetings between scientists and sociologists or converting calculus to algebra, he brings his own agility to medical problem-solving.
  Strategic resilience builds an ingrained agility that enables a company to be making its future rather than defending its past.
  Linguistic agility blends those diverse ingredients into a smooth mix.
  It's a good example of our agility in sharing ideas across the globe.
  It brings a degree of agility to these problems.
  The company will operate with agility and innovation, taking advantage of every available consumer interaction.
  The owner and his team have displayed a remarkable agility in offering options to meet the diverse needs of the dining public.

Rhymes

ability, civility, debility, docility, edibility, facility, fertility, flexility, fragility, futility, gentility, hostility, humility, imbecility, infantility, juvenility, liability, mobility, nihility, nobility, nubility, puerility, senility, servility, stability, sterility, tactility, tranquillity (US tranquility), usability, utility, versatility, viability, virility, volatility

Definition of agility in US English:

agility

nounəˈjilədēəˈdʒɪlədi

1Ability to move quickly and easily.
though he was without formal training as dancer or athlete, his physical agility was inexhaustible
Example sentencesExamples
- He clambers over the machinery with the agility of a monkey.
- Their size and agility makes them ideal for hazardous assignments.
- They amazed audiences with their dancing agility.
- Vitamin D may help improve musculoskeletal function and increase agility.
- Prophylactic knee braces limit speed and agility, so players typically avoid routine brace wear.
- He focuses on his hero's physical body and gives priority to agility, skill, and performance.
- He is a being with no preternatural qualities, and differs from real living animals only in extreme smallness and agility.
- The tribe performs bird and animal dances with vivid miming and powerful muscular agility.
- Skipping sculpts legs and improves agility and coordination.
- A seal has come to join us, and of course to demonstrate to us its superior underwater agility.
1. 1.1 Ability to think and understand quickly.
  games teach hand–eye coordination, mental agility, and alertness
  Example sentencesExamples
  Strategic resilience builds an ingrained agility that enables a company to be making its future rather than defending its past.
  Linguistic agility blends those diverse ingredients into a smooth mix.
  While his physical movements may be slow, his mental agility is clearly on display.
  It brings a degree of agility to these problems.
  They quickly learn that mental strength and agility are as important as physical strength and agility.
  The company will operate with agility and innovation, taking advantage of every available consumer interaction.
  Whether convening meetings between scientists and sociologists or converting calculus to algebra, he brings his own agility to medical problem-solving.
  It's in play that cognitive agility really develops.
  It's a good example of our agility in sharing ideas across the globe.
  The owner and his team have displayed a remarkable agility in offering options to meet the diverse needs of the dining public.

单词	agility
释义	Definition of agility in English: agility noun əˈdʒɪlɪtiəˈdʒɪlədi mass noun 1Ability to move quickly and easily. though he was without formal training as dancer or athlete, his physical agility was inexhaustible Example sentencesExamples Their size and agility makes them ideal for hazardous assignments. They amazed audiences with their dancing agility. Skipping sculpts legs and improves agility and coordination. Prophylactic knee braces limit speed and agility, so players typically avoid routine brace wear. The tribe performs bird and animal dances with vivid miming and powerful muscular agility. Vitamin D may help improve musculoskeletal function and increase agility. He is a being with no preternatural qualities, and differs from real living animals only in extreme smallness and agility. A seal has come to join us, and of course to demonstrate to us its superior underwater agility. He clambers over the machinery with the agility of a monkey. He focuses on his hero's physical body and gives priority to agility, skill, and performance. 1.1 Ability to think and understand quickly. games teach hand–eye coordination, mental agility, and alertness Example sentencesExamples They quickly learn that mental strength and agility are as important as physical strength and agility. It's in play that cognitive agility really develops. While his physical movements may be slow, his mental agility is clearly on display. Whether convening meetings between scientists and sociologists or converting calculus to algebra, he brings his own agility to medical problem-solving. Strategic resilience builds an ingrained agility that enables a company to be making its future rather than defending its past. Linguistic agility blends those diverse ingredients into a smooth mix. It's a good example of our agility in sharing ideas across the globe. It brings a degree of agility to these problems. The company will operate with agility and innovation, taking advantage of every available consumer interaction. The owner and his team have displayed a remarkable agility in offering options to meet the diverse needs of the dining public. Rhymes ability, civility, debility, docility, edibility, facility, fertility, flexility, fragility, futility, gentility, hostility, humility, imbecility, infantility, juvenility, liability, mobility, nihility, nobility, nubility, puerility, senility, servility, stability, sterility, tactility, tranquillity (US tranquility), usability, utility, versatility, viability, virility, volatility Definition of agility in US English: agility nounəˈjilədēəˈdʒɪlədi 1Ability to move quickly and easily. though he was without formal training as dancer or athlete, his physical agility was inexhaustible Example sentencesExamples He clambers over the machinery with the agility of a monkey. Their size and agility makes them ideal for hazardous assignments. They amazed audiences with their dancing agility. Vitamin D may help improve musculoskeletal function and increase agility. Prophylactic knee braces limit speed and agility, so players typically avoid routine brace wear. He focuses on his hero's physical body and gives priority to agility, skill, and performance. He is a being with no preternatural qualities, and differs from real living animals only in extreme smallness and agility. The tribe performs bird and animal dances with vivid miming and powerful muscular agility. Skipping sculpts legs and improves agility and coordination. A seal has come to join us, and of course to demonstrate to us its superior underwater agility. 1.1 Ability to think and understand quickly. games teach hand–eye coordination, mental agility, and alertness Example sentencesExamples Strategic resilience builds an ingrained agility that enables a company to be making its future rather than defending its past. Linguistic agility blends those diverse ingredients into a smooth mix. While his physical movements may be slow, his mental agility is clearly on display. It brings a degree of agility to these problems. They quickly learn that mental strength and agility are as important as physical strength and agility. The company will operate with agility and innovation, taking advantage of every available consumer interaction. Whether convening meetings between scientists and sociologists or converting calculus to algebra, he brings his own agility to medical problem-solving. It's in play that cognitive agility really develops. It's a good example of our agility in sharing ideas across the globe. The owner and his team have displayed a remarkable agility in offering options to meet the diverse needs of the dining public.
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