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Collocations for "fluent"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "fluent" in context.

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fluent

adj

fluent in [Spanish, English, German]
fluent in [many, several, both, five] languages
a fluent [Spanish] speaker
[speaks, writes] fluent [English]
has a fluent [speaker, knowledge, command] of
fluent [conversation, speaking, comprehension] skills
fluent [motion, movement, strides, curves]
a fluent [flow, discharge]
[graceful, fast, elegant] and fluent

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'fluent' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

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Forum discussions with the word(s) "fluent" in the title:

A person, who loves English and is fluent in it - English Only forum
As fluent as - English Only forum
As fluent as [me/I am] - English Only forum
As fluent in Arabic as in English - English Only forum
Collective nouns - the staff <is, are> fluent in English? - English Only forum
difference between fluent and fluently - English Only forum
even better than fluent ! - English Only forum
extremely/highly fluent in English - English Only forum
fluent / bilingual - English Only forum
Fluent English X English fluently - English Only forum
Fluent in English spoken and reading. - English Only forum
fluent in or at - English Only forum
fluent in phonetics - English Only forum
fluent or fluently (in CV)? - English Only forum
fluent oral English - English Only forum
fluent reading (CV) - English Only forum
fluent/flowing - English Only forum
Fluent/fluency - English Only forum
Fluent/proficient/beginning - English Only forum
fluid/fluent - English Only forum
get fluent in English or become fluent in english - English Only forum
He was already fluent - English Only forum
His English speaking is as fluent as a native speaker's. - English Only forum
How fluent is your English? - English Only forum
How fluent or how fluently - English Only forum
I am on my way to becoming fluent in the language. - English Only forum
I speak fluent Thai and good English. - English Only forum
I wanna be fluent in... - English Only forum
I’m still not totally fluent in Toddler - English Only forum
If I spoke 'a' fluent English...? [acceptable] - English Only forum
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