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skill
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/skɪl/
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/skɪl/
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skill
noun
skills
pl
UK
/skɪl/
US
/skɪl/
умение
Her skill in playing the piano is impressive.
Её умение играть на пианино впечатляет.
навык
Communication is an essential skill in any job.
Коммуникация — это важный навык в любой работе.
мастерство
The artist's skill is evident in every brushstroke.
Мастерство художника видно в каждом мазке кисти.
Additional translations
искусство
способность
Synonyms
ability
expertise
proficiency
talent
competence
capability
dexterity
craftsmanship
know-how
aptitude
skill
verb
skilled
Past Simple
skilled
Past Participle
skilling
Gerund
Chiefly British, transitive: to train or equip with skills; archaic intransitive uses also exist.
Synonyms
train
teach
instruct
coach
educate
qualify
prepare
equip
develop
upskill
skill
adjective
more skill
Comp.
most skill
Super.
UK
/skɪl/
US
/skɪl/
Used attributively before a noun to denote relation to skill or proficiency, e.g., 'skill shortages'.
Definitions
skill
noun
The ability to do something well; expertise.
Her skill in playing the piano was evident during the concert.
A particular ability or type of ability.
He has a skill for solving complex mathematical problems.
A craft, trade, or job requiring manual dexterity or special training.
Carpentry is a skill that requires years of practice to master.
skill
verb
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.
skill
adjective
Relating to or requiring skill; involving proficiency.
The company is facing a skill shortage in the engineering department.
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