deft 的定义
deft·er, deft·est.
- dexterous; nimble; skillful; clever: deft hands; a deft mechanic.
deft 近义词
agile, clever
更多deft例句
- That’s partly because of the Franco-Malagasy artist’s deft oil-painting technique, which is as classical as her outlook is contemporary.
- They sculpt believable, identifiable characters with a few deft strokes of dialogue, which not only permits us to empathize with them but gives the cast a boost in making them all into fully formed, three-dimensional human beings.
- Bolsonaro is not going to change — no one expects him to suddenly become a deft manager of the pandemic — but circumstances around him might.
- As with the Fiat 500X, the high seating and deft placement of side pillars help with driver visibility.
- In deft transitions, each monologue bleeds into the next — a subtle but potent choice that literalizes the conversation the play hopes to facilitate.
- This deft, delicately wrought story is Murakami at his best.
- Conversation starter: will that Financial Times piece about his data kill our deft and dashingly accented Prince Oberyn?
- Bush was particularly deft at offering irresistible new programs and activities at steep, steep discounts.
- His deft hand with makeup and eyebrow grooming has made him somewhat of a Hollywood legend.
- What at first seems simply a deft homage comes to assume a dismal complexity.
- With a deft movement the conductor unhooks the board, and calmly walks away with it under his arm.
- Recovering his breath, Jim snatches the knife at his side, and with a few deft strokes releases the metal.
- Nina had a vision of Prothero standing over the little thing, his long deft hands trembling as he performed this office.
- Then, with deft fingers, she shook them loose while the man came suddenly close to her, his eyes studying her face in surprise.
- With a deft twist and flip he tossed the open noose over his prisoner's upheld wrists and jerked it tight.