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acrobat

[ak-ruh-bat] / ˈæk rəˌbæt /


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According to The Paper, the acrobats had worked together for "many years" and they had often performed without safety belts "for the sake of looking good".

From BBC

Anna Lysytska, a 14-year-old acrobat, said it had been difficult at first to adapt to life in Hungary after fleeing her home in Kharkiv.

From Seattle Times

These mini-movies featured boxing, acrobats and a body builder flexing his muscles — films full of frenzied physical activity to convey the radical nature of the new motion pictures.

From Los Angeles Times

A bullfrog and a corgi puppy in a field of daffodils look toward the painted boy acrobat who hangs upside down from his rings, surrounded by butterflies and bumblebees.

From Los Angeles Times

Floating circus: A boatload of acrobats and clowns perform in ports across the Mediterranean.

From New York Times