🇬🇧 Fluent meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

If you are fluent, it means you can do something, like speaking a language, very easily, quickly, and smoothly, without stopping a lot to think or getting stuck.

After one week of practicing, I became fluent in saying “I didn’t eat the cookies” while my mouth was still full of crumbs.

My baby brother isn’t fluent in English yet, but he’s totally fluent in Screaming At 3 A.M.

The robot was fluent in every language, but it still couldn’t understand my dad’s handwriting on the grocery list.

Mom is fluent in “I-know-you’re-lying” and “You-better-clean-your-room” just by raising one eyebrow.

Some people are fluent in many languages and are called polyglots.

Anna stood on stage. She was nervous and not fluent at first. Then the words came out smooth and easy. She spoke in a fluent, clear voice. The crowd watched her fluent hands and calm face. A friend ran forward and said, "You are fluent!" Anna bowed, smiled, and felt fluent.

This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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