Flexible Meaning in English
word
/ˈfɫɛksəbəɫ/
FLEK-suh-buhl
/flˈɛksɪbəl/
FLEK-si-buhl
释义
Able to bend easily without breaking, or able to change easily to suit new conditions or situations.
用法与细微差别
Commonly describes materials, schedules, and people who can adapt to change. In business, 'flexible hours' means variable working times. Often paired with 'approach', 'attitude', or 'schedule'. Do not confuse with 'agile', which focuses on speed and movement.
Spanish: flexible - adaptablePortuguese (BR): flexível - maleávelPortuguese (PT): flexível - maleávelChinese (Simplified): 灵活的 - 柔韧的Chinese (Traditional): 靈活的 - 柔韌的Hindi: लचीलाArabic: مرن - قابل للتكيفBengali: নমনীয় - অভিযোজনশীলRussian: гибкий - податливыйJapanese: 柔軟なVietnamese: linh hoạt - dẻoKorean: 유연한Turkish: esnek - uyumluUrdu: لچکدارIndonesian: fleksibel - lentur
例句
Being flexible helped her succeed in a new country.
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You have to stay flexible if you want to work in this industry.
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This material is very flexible.
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Our teacher is flexible with deadlines.
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You need to be flexible when plans change.
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I have flexible working hours, so I can leave early today.
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