- flekse
- flek|sevb., -r, -de, -t; flekse med arbejdstiderne; flekse foden
Dansk ordbog. 2015.
flekse
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flexy — ˈfleksē adjective (often er/ est) Etymology: flex (I) + y : tending to flex freely used especially of clothing soft flexy moccasins … Useful english dictionary
flexible — flex·i·ble || fleksÉ™bl adj. elastic, easily bent, pliable … English contemporary dictionary
flexile — flex·ile || fleksɪl / fleksaɪl adj. flexible, easily bent, pliable … English contemporary dictionary
flexor — flex·or || fleksÉ™(r) n. muscle that bends a joint (Anatomy) … English contemporary dictionary
flexors — flex·or || fleksÉ™(r) n. muscle that bends a joint (Anatomy) … English contemporary dictionary
inflexible — in·flex·i·ble || ɪn fleksÉ™bl adj. not flexible, unbending; immovable; rigid, stiff; stubborn … English contemporary dictionary
reflexive — re·flex·ive || rɪ fleksɪv n. (Grammar) objective pronoun which refers to the subject, pronoun that ends in self or selves ; verb whose subject and object have the same referent adj. (about a pronoun) referring to the subject (Grammar); (about … English contemporary dictionary
reflexively — rɪ fleksɪvlɪ adv. with a subject and object that have the same referent (Grammar) … English contemporary dictionary
reflexiveness — rɪ fleksɪvnɪs n. state of being reflexive, state of having a subject and object with the same referent (Grammar) … English contemporary dictionary
reflexives — re·flex·ive || rɪ fleksɪv n. (Grammar) objective pronoun which refers to the subject, pronoun that ends in self or selves ; verb whose subject and object have the same referent adj. (about a pronoun) referring to the subject (Grammar); (about … English contemporary dictionary
