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skilled

UK
/skɪld/
US
/skɪld/

Translations

skilledpast participle
UK
/skɪld/
US
/skɪld/
Synonyms
adept
proficient
expert
experienced
practiced
accomplished
competent
capable
talented
seasoned
trained
skillful
masterly
well-versed
qualified
skilledadjective
more skilled
Comp.
most skilled
Super.
UK
/skɪld/
US
/skɪld/
qualifiéPour une personne ayant des compétences ou une formation dans un domaine.
She is a skilled musician, able to play multiple instruments with ease.
C’est une musicienne qualifiée, capable de jouer de plusieurs instruments avec aisance.
qualifiéPour un travail ou un poste exigeant une formation ou une expertise particulière.
Jobs in the aerospace industry often involve highly skilled work.
Les emplois dans l’industrie aérospatiale impliquent souvent un travail hautement qualifié.
Additional translations
habileS’emploie surtout pour insister sur l’adresse ou la dextérité.
Synonyms
expert
proficient
adept
talented
capable
experienced
competent
masterful
accomplished
gifted
Antonyms
unskilled
skillednoun
skilled
pl
qualifiésEmploi substantivé au pluriel pour désigner les travailleurs qualifiés.
The skilled are in high demand in the tech sector.
Les qualifiés sont très demandés dans le secteur technologique.
Synonyms
skilled workers
skilled labor
skilled personnel
trained staff
experts
specialists
technicians
qualified workers
experienced workers
proficient workers
skillverb

skilled

Past Simple

skilled
Past Simple
skilled
Past Participle
skilling
Gerund
Chiefly British, transitive: to train or equip with skills; archaic intransitive uses also exist.
formerSens rare : rendre quelqu’un apte à une tâche par l’apprentissage.
The apprenticeship program aims to skill young people for work in the automotive industry.
Le programme d’apprentissage vise à former les jeunes au travail dans l’industrie automobile.
Synonyms
train
teach
instruct
coach
educate
qualify
prepare
equip
develop
upskill

Definitions

skilledpast participle
Having acquired training or expertise in a particular activity.
Only skilled craftsmen could restore the antique furniture.
skilledadjective
Having or showing the ability to do something well; proficient.
She is a skilled musician, able to play multiple instruments with ease.
Requiring special training or expertise.
Jobs in the aerospace industry often involve highly skilled work.
skillednoun
Skilled workers collectively.
The skilled are in high demand in the tech sector.
skillverb
To train or equip (someone) with the skills needed for a task.
The apprenticeship program aims to skill young people for work in the automotive industry.
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