transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈflü-ənt ]
adjective
Etymology: Latin fluent-, fluens, present participle of fluere — more at fluid
Date: 1585
1.
a. : capable of flowing : fluid
b. : capable of moving with ease and grace
the fluent body of a dancer
2.
a. : capable of using a language easily and accurately
fluent in Spanish
a fluent writer
b. : effortlessly smooth and flowing : polished
a fluent performance
spoke in fluent English
c. : having or showing mastery of a subject or skill
fluent in math
• flu·ent·ly adverb