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1. (adj.) spry
nimbly energetic; agile; brisk.
Etymology: (1740–50; orig. uncert.)
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1. (adj) agile, nimble, quick, spry
moving quickly and lightly
"sleek and agile as a gymnast"; "as nimble as a deer"; "nimble fingers"; "quick of foot"; "the old dog was so spry it was halfway up the stairs before we could stop it"
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1. spry
having great power of leaping or running; nimble; active
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Sense: lively or active
a spry old gentleman.
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 Afrikaans: rats |
 Arabic: حَيَوي ونَشيط |
 Bulgarian: пъргав |
 Brazilian: ágil |
 Czech: čiperný, živý |
 German: lebhaft |
 Danish: livlig; aktiv |
 Greek: σφιγηλός, δραστήριος |
 Estonian: vilgas |
 Farsi: سر زنده |
 Finnish: virkeä |
 French: vif |
 Hebrew: נִמרַץ |
 Hindi: फुर्तीला |
 Croatian: živahan, čil |
 Hungarian: fürge |
 Indonesian: lincah |
 Icelandic: sprækur |
 Italian: energico, vivace |
 Japanese: 活発な |
 Korean: 활발한 |
 Lithuanian: guvus |
 Latvian: mundrs |
 Malay: aktif |
 Dutch: levendig |
 Norwegian: kvikk, sprek, frisk |
 Polish: dziarski |
 Portuguese: ágil |
 Romanian: vioi |
 Russian: проворный |
 Slovak: čulý, živý |
 Slovenian: živahen |
 Serbian: živahan |
 Swedish: rask, pigg |
 Thai: กระฉับกระเฉง |
 Turkish: dinç, zinde |
 Taiwanese: 精神好的，活潑的 |
 Ukrainian: жвавий; моторний |
 Urdu: سرگرم، زندہ دل |
 Vietnamese: hoạt bát |
 Chinese: 活跃的，敏捷的 |
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