Definition of deftly in English:

deftly

adverb ˈdɛftliˈdɛftli

1In a way that is neatly skilful and quick in movement.
her fingers moved deftly, quickly parting the grass
Lizzy deftly weaves her way through the crowd
Example sentencesExamples
- The film shows a pair of nimble, experienced hands framed in close-up, deftly preparing an impossibly lovely meal.
- William leapt off the horse and tied it quickly and deftly to the fence post.
- Walsh fastened on to a corner from Arrigan and deftly side-stepped two defenders before planting the ball low past Keoghan.
- He deftly navigates the world's meanest island in a hang-glider.
- The persistence paid off when 14 minutes later, Springer scored again from a low shot placed deftly into the far left corner of the net.
- The trawler drivers drove away their boats quickly and deftly, precluding more damage.
- Your baby is on all fours, wobbling yes, but deftly maneuvering around the living room furniture.
- Soon enough you'll have evolved your own ability to the point when you can deftly flick the ball over the advancing goalkeeper.
- Vincent was playing the guitar, his strong brown fingers moving deftly across the strings.
- Birds usually just decide to be airborne then leap deftly into the air.
1. 1.1 In a clever way.
  he has deftly handled the flak he's received
  the show's writers deftly balance humour and grief
  Example sentencesExamples
  In his memoir, Verghese moves deftly between portrayals of himself as outsider and insider.
  The new work feels risky and adventurous, employing a range of techniques and motifs, and deftly combining the seductive with the rugged.
  This movie is so deftly directed and wonderfully acted that it can be enjoyed as a sumptuous spectacle of unconventional costumed camp.
  Ranging deftly among philosophy and literary history, his first chapter is a solid foundation for the rest of the book.
  Leigh's novel plays deftly with appearances and apparitions.
  Most importantly, this book deftly shows the role of history-making as a tool of cultural identity.
  The film is thoughtful, charming and deals deftly with race relations and fatherhood.
  His insult would have been unforgivable if it hadn't been delivered deftly, with a smile and a Bengali lawyer's wit and charm.
  Hughes deftly kept tensions within the Administration under control.
  The old characters have been updated deftly and there are some pretty good new ones.

Definition of deftly in US English:

deftly

adverbˈdeftlēˈdɛftli

1In a way that is neatly skillful and quick in movement.
her fingers moved deftly, quickly parting the grass
Lizzy deftly weaves her way through the crowd
Example sentencesExamples
- Walsh fastened on to a corner from Arrigan and deftly side-stepped two defenders before planting the ball low past Keoghan.
- The film shows a pair of nimble, experienced hands framed in close-up, deftly preparing an impossibly lovely meal.
- Soon enough you'll have evolved your own ability to the point when you can deftly flick the ball over the advancing goalkeeper.
- William leapt off the horse and tied it quickly and deftly to the fence post.
- The trawler drivers drove away their boats quickly and deftly, precluding more damage.
- He deftly navigates the world's meanest island in a hang-glider.
- Your baby is on all fours, wobbling yes, but deftly maneuvering around the living room furniture.
- Birds usually just decide to be airborne then leap deftly into the air.
- Vincent was playing the guitar, his strong brown fingers moving deftly across the strings.
- The persistence paid off when 14 minutes later, Springer scored again from a low shot placed deftly into the far left corner of the net.
1. 1.1 In a clever way.
  he has deftly handled the flak he's received
  the show's writers deftly balance humor and grief
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ranging deftly among philosophy and literary history, his first chapter is a solid foundation for the rest of the book.
  The film is thoughtful, charming and deals deftly with race relations and fatherhood.
  In his memoir, Verghese moves deftly between portrayals of himself as outsider and insider.
  The old characters have been updated deftly and there are some pretty good new ones.
  Hughes deftly kept tensions within the Administration under control.
  The new work feels risky and adventurous, employing a range of techniques and motifs, and deftly combining the seductive with the rugged.
  Most importantly, this book deftly shows the role of history-making as a tool of cultural identity.
  This movie is so deftly directed and wonderfully acted that it can be enjoyed as a sumptuous spectacle of unconventional costumed camp.
  His insult would have been unforgivable if it hadn't been delivered deftly, with a smile and a Bengali lawyer's wit and charm.
  Leigh's novel plays deftly with appearances and apparitions.

词汇	deftly
释义	Definition of deftly in English: deftly adverb ˈdɛftliˈdɛftli 1In a way that is neatly skilful and quick in movement. her fingers moved deftly, quickly parting the grass Lizzy deftly weaves her way through the crowd Example sentencesExamples The film shows a pair of nimble, experienced hands framed in close-up, deftly preparing an impossibly lovely meal. William leapt off the horse and tied it quickly and deftly to the fence post. Walsh fastened on to a corner from Arrigan and deftly side-stepped two defenders before planting the ball low past Keoghan. He deftly navigates the world's meanest island in a hang-glider. The persistence paid off when 14 minutes later, Springer scored again from a low shot placed deftly into the far left corner of the net. The trawler drivers drove away their boats quickly and deftly, precluding more damage. Your baby is on all fours, wobbling yes, but deftly maneuvering around the living room furniture. Soon enough you'll have evolved your own ability to the point when you can deftly flick the ball over the advancing goalkeeper. Vincent was playing the guitar, his strong brown fingers moving deftly across the strings. Birds usually just decide to be airborne then leap deftly into the air. 1.1 In a clever way. he has deftly handled the flak he's received the show's writers deftly balance humour and grief Example sentencesExamples In his memoir, Verghese moves deftly between portrayals of himself as outsider and insider. The new work feels risky and adventurous, employing a range of techniques and motifs, and deftly combining the seductive with the rugged. This movie is so deftly directed and wonderfully acted that it can be enjoyed as a sumptuous spectacle of unconventional costumed camp. Ranging deftly among philosophy and literary history, his first chapter is a solid foundation for the rest of the book. Leigh's novel plays deftly with appearances and apparitions. Most importantly, this book deftly shows the role of history-making as a tool of cultural identity. The film is thoughtful, charming and deals deftly with race relations and fatherhood. His insult would have been unforgivable if it hadn't been delivered deftly, with a smile and a Bengali lawyer's wit and charm. Hughes deftly kept tensions within the Administration under control. The old characters have been updated deftly and there are some pretty good new ones. Definition of deftly in US English: deftly adverbˈdeftlēˈdɛftli 1In a way that is neatly skillful and quick in movement. her fingers moved deftly, quickly parting the grass Lizzy deftly weaves her way through the crowd Example sentencesExamples Walsh fastened on to a corner from Arrigan and deftly side-stepped two defenders before planting the ball low past Keoghan. The film shows a pair of nimble, experienced hands framed in close-up, deftly preparing an impossibly lovely meal. Soon enough you'll have evolved your own ability to the point when you can deftly flick the ball over the advancing goalkeeper. William leapt off the horse and tied it quickly and deftly to the fence post. The trawler drivers drove away their boats quickly and deftly, precluding more damage. He deftly navigates the world's meanest island in a hang-glider. Your baby is on all fours, wobbling yes, but deftly maneuvering around the living room furniture. Birds usually just decide to be airborne then leap deftly into the air. Vincent was playing the guitar, his strong brown fingers moving deftly across the strings. The persistence paid off when 14 minutes later, Springer scored again from a low shot placed deftly into the far left corner of the net. 1.1 In a clever way. he has deftly handled the flak he's received the show's writers deftly balance humor and grief Example sentencesExamples Ranging deftly among philosophy and literary history, his first chapter is a solid foundation for the rest of the book. The film is thoughtful, charming and deals deftly with race relations and fatherhood. In his memoir, Verghese moves deftly between portrayals of himself as outsider and insider. The old characters have been updated deftly and there are some pretty good new ones. Hughes deftly kept tensions within the Administration under control. The new work feels risky and adventurous, employing a range of techniques and motifs, and deftly combining the seductive with the rugged. Most importantly, this book deftly shows the role of history-making as a tool of cultural identity. This movie is so deftly directed and wonderfully acted that it can be enjoyed as a sumptuous spectacle of unconventional costumed camp. His insult would have been unforgivable if it hadn't been delivered deftly, with a smile and a Bengali lawyer's wit and charm. Leigh's novel plays deftly with appearances and apparitions.
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