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Definition of “skilled”

skilled (skɪld Pronunciation for skilled

Definitions

adjective

  1. possessing or demonstrating accomplishment, skill, or special training
  2. prenominal involving skill or special training ⇒ a skilled job

Translations for 'skilled'

  • British English: skilledPronunciation for skilled Someone who is skilled has the knowledge and ability to do something well.A train driver is a highly skilled professional.skɪld ADJECTIVE
  • Arabic: مَاهِرPronunciation for مَاهِر
  • Brazilian Portuguese: hábilPronunciation for hábil
  • Chinese: 熟练的Pronunciation for 熟练的
  • Croatian: izvještenPronunciation for izvješten izvještena
  • Czech: kvalifikovanýPronunciation for kvalifikovaný
  • Danish: dygtigPronunciation for dygtig
  • Dutch: bekwaamPronunciation for bekwaamvaardig
  • European Spanish: diestroPronunciation for diestro diestraexperto
  • Finnish: taitavaPronunciation for taitava
  • French: compétentPronunciation for compétent
  • German: geschicktPronunciation for geschickt
  • Greek: δεξιοτεχνικόςPronunciation for δεξιοτεχνικός δεξιοτεχνική
  • Italian: espertoPronunciation for esperto esperta
  • Japanese: 熟練したPronunciation for 熟練した
  • Korean: 숙련된Pronunciation for 숙련된
  • Norwegian: erfarenPronunciation for erfaren
  • Polish: wykwalifikowanyPronunciation for wykwalifikowany wykwalifikowana
  • Portuguese: competentePronunciation for competente
  • Romanian: talentat calificat, calificată, calificați, calificate
  • Russian: умелыйPronunciation for умелый умелая
  • Spanish: diestroPronunciation for diestro diestrahábil
  • Swedish: skickligPronunciation for skicklig skickligt
  • Thai: ซึ่งมีความชำนาญPronunciation for ซึ่งมีความชำนาญ
  • Turkish: becerikliPronunciation for becerikli
  • Ukrainian: умілий
  • Vietnamese: khéo léoPronunciation for khéo léo

Example Sentences Including 'skilled'

An equally skilled fork-lift truck driver with a full license, Carol transports crates of china at lightning speed.
Glasgow Herald (2001)
But as the country's world role developed, paradoxically, the skilled people became fewer and fewer.
Shah, Idries Kara Kush
Deidre, skilled in the art of makeshift fashions, taught at our first meeting.
Globe and Mail (2003)
He was accustomed to tipping lavishly, but he was less skilled at giving.
Gaskin, Catherine The Ambassador's Women
I don't think the girl, Lyndsey, is particularly evil or indeed skilled at what she is doing.
Barbara Erskine HIDING FROM THE LIGHT
Mulholland says the Canadian medical system is to thank for highly skilled doctors.
Globe and Mail (2003)
They would do better to employ forensically skilled legal counsel to draw out the main evidence, leaving members to put supplementaries.
Belfast Telegraph (2003)
This would in turn necessitate tighter manoeuvring and skilled handling.
Rob Mundle FATAL STORM (2001)
Victoria Segal Richard Woolgar and Glyn Thomas are skilled at false advertisements.
NME (New Musical Express) (2002)

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