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1. (adj.) deft
skillful; nimble; facile.
Etymology: (1175–1225; ME; var. of daft)
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1. (adj) deft, dexterous, dextrous
skillful in physical movements; especially of the hands
"a deft waiter"; "deft fingers massaged her face"; "dexterous of hand and inventive of mind"
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1. (adj) deft
apt; fit; dexterous; clever; handy; spruce; neat
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Sense: skilful, quick and neat
his deft handling of the situation.
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 Afrikaans: behendig, knap, flink |
 Arabic: لَبِق، رَشيق |
 Bulgarian: сръчен |
 Brazilian: hábil |
 Czech: obratný, zručný |
 German: geschickt |
 Danish: behændig; snild |
 Greek: επιδέξιος |
 Spanish: hábil |
 Estonian: osav |
 Farsi: کارامد؛ ماهرانه |
 Finnish: näppärä |
 French: adroit |
 Hebrew: מְיוּמָן |
 Hindi: निपुण |
 Croatian: okretan, spretan |
 Hungarian: ügyes |
 Indonesian: cekatan |
 Icelandic: leikinn |
 Italian: abile |
 Japanese: じょうずな |
 Korean: 능숙한 |
 Lithuanian: miklus, sumanus |
 Latvian: veikls; izveicīgs |
 Malay: cekap |
 Dutch: behendig |
 Norwegian: fingernem/-ferdig; dyktig |
 Polish: zręczny |
 Persian: کارامد؛ ماهرانه |
 Pashto: ماهر، په كار پوه، ځيرك، ت |
 Portuguese: hábil |
 Romanian: abil |
 Russian: ловкий |
 Slovak: obratný |
 Slovenian: spreten |
 Serbian: spretan |
 Swedish: flink, händig, skicklig |
 Thai: ซึ่งชำนาญ |
 Turkish: hünerli, maharetli |
 Taiwanese: 靈巧的 |
 Ukrainian: вправний, спритний |
 Urdu: مشّاق ، ماہر |
 Vietnamese: khéo tay |
 Chinese: 灵巧的 |
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