Musical Instruments And Techniques

adjective able to express oneself easily and articulately

adverb fluently

• She is fluent in three different languages, making her a valuable asset to the international team.
• I wish I could be as fluent in Spanish as my sister is.
• Dude, have you heard him rap? He's so fluent with his words!
• His movements on the dance floor were so fluent, it was like watching poetry in motion.

noun a person, place, thing, or idea

verb to become familiar or skilled at something

preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun (or pronoun) and other words in a sentence

article a determiner that specifies a noun

• After a few practice sessions, she was able to get the hang of playing the piano.
• It took me a while, but I finally got the hang of using this new software.
• I struggled at first, but now I've totally got the hang of skateboarding.
• It may seem challenging at first, but with time you'll get the hang of public speaking.

noun a rapid back-and-forth movement

verb to move quickly up and down or back and forth

• The earthquake caused the ground to shake violently.
• I love to shake my hips when I dance.
• Let's shake things up and try something new.
• His words shook me to my core.

noun a continuous rhythmic humming sound

verb to make a continuous rhythmic humming sound

• The thrum of the machinery could be heard throughout the factory.
• I could feel the thrum of excitement in the air as the concert started.
• The bass in that song has such a sick thrum to it.
• There was a constant thrum of activity in the bustling city.

noun a person who is left-footed, particularly in sports such as soccer or football

• The left-footer player showcased exceptional skill during the match.
• Did you see that left-footer's goal? It was amazing!
• That left-footer is a total beast on the field.
• Being a left-footer in a right-handed world can sometimes feel like swimming against the current.