Schéma d’usage :
fluency in [a language]
After a year abroad, her fluency in Italian improved dramatically.
Egy külföldön töltött év után sokkal folyékonyabban beszélt olaszul.
The job requires fluency in both English and Mandarin.
A munkakörhöz folyékony angol- és mandarintudás szükséges.
He speaks with impressive fluency for someone who started learning last year.
Exemples pédagogiques
I want fluency in English.
Szeretnék folyékonyan beszélni angolul.
Practice every day to improve your fluency.
Gyakorolj minden nap, hogy javuljon a nyelvi folyékonyságod.
Erreur fréquente :
Fluency mainly means speaking smoothly; it does not always mean perfect grammar or a native accent.
Sens
ability to use a language smoothly
Collocations
achieve fluency
|gain fluency
|develop fluency
|native-like fluency
|oral fluency
|spoken fluency
|written fluency
|fluency in English
|fluency in Spanish
|a high level of fluency
Synonymes
proficiency (Broader; includes overall skill, not just smoothness.)
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command (Emphasizes control over a language.)
Antonymes
hesitancy (Highlights frequent pauses or uncertainty.)
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disfluency (The opposite of smooth, continuous speech.)
Thèmes
language_learning
|education
|communication
Définition
the ability to speak a language easily and well
The ability to speak or write a language easily, smoothly, and accurately.
Schéma d’usage :
with fluency; [someone]'s fluency
She answered the questions with fluency and calm.
Nyugodtan és gördülékenyen válaszolt a kérdésekre.
The essay has fluency but needs stronger evidence.
Az esszé gördülékeny, de erősebb bizonyítékokra van szükség benne.
His fluency dropped when he started reading from notes.
Exemples pédagogiques
She speaks with fluency.
Gördülékenyen beszél.
My writing needs more fluency.
Az írásomnak gördülékenyebbnek kell lennie.
Erreur fréquente :
Do not use *fluency* to mean 'confidence' alone; it focuses on smooth, easy expression.
Sens
smooth, effortless speaking or writing
Collocations
speak with fluency
|write with fluency
|ease and fluency
|clarity and fluency
|fluency of style
|fluency of expression
|fluency and precision
|a lack of fluency
|improve fluency
|natural fluency
Synonymes
smoothness (More general; can apply to many things beyond language.)
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articulateness (Focuses on clear expression of ideas.)
Antonymes
awkwardness (Emphasizes clumsy, unnatural expression.)
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haltingness (Emphasizes frequent stops and starts.)
Thèmes
communication
|writing
|public_speaking
Définition
speaking or writing smoothly and easily
Smoothness and ease in speaking or writing, with few awkward pauses or errors.
Schéma d’usage :
fluency with [a skill/task]; fluency in [a skill area]
Regular practice helped her build fluency with mental arithmetic.
A rendszeres gyakorlás segített, hogy jártasságot szerezzen a fejben számolásban.
The course focuses on fluency before introducing more complex problems.
A tanfolyam először a készségszintű tudás kialakítására összpontosít, és csak utána vezet be bonyolultabb feladatokat.
He has fluency on the keyboard, so he types without looking.
Exemples pédagogiques
I need more fluency in math.
Nagyobb jártasságra van szükségem matematikából.
Practice helps me get fluency.
A gyakorlás segít jártasságot szerezni.
Erreur fréquente :
In education, *fluency* can apply to skills like math or typing, not only to languages.
Sens
quick, accurate performance of a skill
Collocations
math fluency
|reading fluency
|computational fluency
|build fluency
|develop fluency
|fluency with numbers
|fluency with multiplication facts
|automaticity and fluency
|practice for fluency
|fluency drills
Synonymes
mastery (Often implies a higher, more complete level of skill.)
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automaticity (Technical term emphasizing doing something without conscious effort.)
Antonymes
clumsiness (Suggests uncoordinated or error-prone performance.)
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difficulty (General lack of ease in performing the skill.)
Thèmes
education
|skills
|learning
Définition
doing a skill easily and correctly
The ability to perform a learned skill quickly, accurately, and with little conscious effort.
Schéma d’usage :
fluency of [movement/action]
With training, she regained the fluency of her movements.
Edzéssel visszanyerte mozdulatainak könnyedségét.
The pianist played with fluency and control.
A zongorista könnyedséggel és nagy kontrollal játszott.
His fluency on the field makes the game look effortless.
Exemples pédagogiques
The dancer moved with fluency.
A táncos könnyedséggel mozgott.
Practice gave him more fluency.
A gyakorlás nagyobb könnyedséget adott neki.
Erreur fréquente :
This sense is less common than language fluency; it is often used in arts and sports contexts.
Sens
smooth, graceful movement or performance
Collocations
fluency of movement
|fluency of motion
|fluency and grace
|fluency and control
|fluency in dance
|fluency on the court
|fluency in performance
|loss of fluency
|fluidity and fluency
|natural fluency
Synonymes
fluidity (Very close; emphasizes continuous, flowing motion.)
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grace (Adds a sense of elegance.)
Antonymes
stiffness (Lack of smooth, free movement.)
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jerkiness (Movement that is uneven and stop-start.)
Thèmes
sports
|arts
|performance
Définition
moving easily and smoothly
Smoothness, grace, and ease in physical movement or in carrying out an activity.
Schéma d’usage :
assess [someone]'s fluency; fluency therapy
The clinician assessed his fluency during conversation and reading.
A szakember beszélgetés és felolvasás közben is felmérte a beszédfluenciáját.
Fluency improved after several weeks of therapy.
Többheti terápia után javult a beszédfluenciája.
Stress can reduce fluency and increase speech blocks.
Exemples pédagogiques
The therapist checked his fluency.
A terapeuta ellenőrizte a beszédfluenciáját.
Erreur fréquente :
In this field, *fluency* is about speech flow (e.g., stuttering), not about vocabulary size or grammar knowledge.
Sens
continuity of speech in therapy
Collocations
speech fluency
|fluency disorder
|fluency shaping
|fluency therapy
|assess fluency
|measure fluency
|fluency breaks
|stuttering and fluency
|fluency techniques
|increase fluency
Synonymes
speech flow (Plain-language description used in explanations.)
Antonymes
stuttering (A common cause of disrupted fluency.)
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disfluency (General term for interruptions in speech flow.)
Thèmes
health
|speech
|therapy
Définition
how smooth a person’s speech is (medical use)
In speech-language pathology, the degree to which speech flows without disruptions such as repetitions, prolongations, or blocks.
Schéma d’usage :
increase fluency; reduce fluency; perceptual fluency
Clear fonts can increase fluency and make a message feel more trustworthy.
A jól olvasható betűtípusok növelhetik a feldolgozási fluenciát, és megbízhatóbbnak éreztethetik az üzenetet.
When fluency is low, people often slow down and question what they are reading.
Amikor alacsony a feldolgozási fluencia, az emberek gyakran lelassítanak, és megkérdőjelezik az olvasottakat.
Researchers studied how fluency influences decisions under time pressure.
Erreur fréquente :
This sense is usually discussed in psychology; in everyday English, people more often say something is 'easy to process' or 'easy to understand.'
Sens
ease of mental processing
Collocations
processing fluency
|perceptual fluency
|cognitive fluency
|increase fluency
|reduce fluency
|fluency effects
|fluency-based judgments
|ease and fluency
|fluency heuristic
|low fluency
Synonymes
ease of processing (More explicit, less jargon.)
Antonymes
cognitive strain (The opposite feeling of effortful processing.)
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difficulty (General lack of ease in understanding.)
Thèmes
psychology
|communication
|marketing
Définition
how easy something is to understand (technical use)
The subjective ease with which information is processed, which can influence judgments such as familiarity, truth, or preference.