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1. (n.) acrobat
a performer of gymnastic feats requiring agility, balance, and coordination, as tumbling or walking on a tightrope.
Etymology: (1815–25; < F acrobate < Gk akróbatos walking on tiptoe)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) acrobat
an athlete who performs acts requiring skill and agility and coordination
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1. (noun) acrobat
an entertainer who performs gymnastics
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1. (noun) acrobat
one who practices rope dancing, high vaulting, or other daring gymnastic feats
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Sense: a person in a circus etc who performs gymnastics.
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 Afrikaans: akrobaat |
 Arabic: يَهْلَوَان |
 Bulgarian: акробат |
 Brazilian: acrobata |
 Czech: akrobat |
 German: der/die Akrobat(in) |
 Danish: akrobat |
 Greek: ακροβάτης |
 Spanish: acróbata |
 Estonian: akrobaat |
 Farsi: آکروبات باز |
 Finnish: akrobaatti |
 French: acrobate |
 Hebrew: לוּליָן @@@לוּלייָן$$$ |
 Hindi: कलाबाज |
 Croatian: akrobat |
 Hungarian: akrobata |
 Indonesian: pemain akrobat |
 Icelandic: fimleikamaður |
 Italian: acrobata |
 Japanese: 軽わざ師 |
 Korean: 곡예사 |
 Lithuanian: akrobatas |
 Latvian: akrobāts |
 Malay: akrobat |
 Dutch: acrobaat |
 Norwegian: akrobat, gymnast |
 Polish: akrobata |
 Persian: آکروبات باز |
 Pashto: دارباز، هغه چې په جمناسټك |
 Portuguese: acrobata |
 Romanian: acrobat |
 Russian: акробат |
 Slovak: akrobat, -ka |
 Slovenian: akrobat |
 Serbian: akrobata |
 Swedish: akrobat |
 Thai: นักกายกรรม |
 Turkish: akrobat |
 Taiwanese: 雜技演員 |
 Ukrainian: акробат |
 Urdu: نٹ ، بازی گر |
 Vietnamese: diễn viên nhào lộn |
 Chinese: 杂技演员 |
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