Definition Synonyms
Definition of light-footed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
quiet movementRare able to move or step quietlyRare
- She walked light-footed, avoiding any noise..
2.
agilityRare nimble and agile in physical activitiesRare
- The cat was light-footed as it climbed the tree.
Origin of light-footed
Old English, leoht (light) + fōt (foot)
Examples of light-footed in a sentence
He was light-footed, making no sound on the stairs. The dancer was light-footed on the stage. He moved light-footed through the crowded room.
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- French:léger, agile, ...
- German:leichtfüßig, geschmeidig, ...
- Italian:agile, leggero, ...
- Spanish:de paso ligero, ágil, ...
- Portuguese:silenciosa, ágil, ...
- Chinese:步伐轻巧的, 轻盈的, ...
- Japanese:足音を立てずに, 身軽な, ...
- Arabic:خَفيف القَدم, خَفيف الحَرَكة, ...
- Hebrew:קַל רֶגֶל, זָרִיז, ...
- Russian:бесшумный, проворный, ...
- Ukrainian:тихоногий, спритний, ...
- Hindi:चुपके से चलने वाला, फुर्तीला, ...
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