skilled

UK
/skɪld/
US
/skɪld/
skilledpast participle
UK
/skɪld/
US
/skɪld/
Definitions
Having acquired training or expertise in a particular activity.
Only skilled craftsmen could restore the antique furniture.
skilledadjective
more skilled
Comp.
most skilled
Super.
UK
/skɪld/
US
/skɪld/
Translations
She is a skilled musician.
Она умелый музыкант.
He is a skilled engineer.
Он квалифицированный инженер.
The artist is skilled in painting landscapes.
Художник искусный в рисовании пейзажей.
Definitions
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
pl
Definitions
Skilled workers collectively.
The skilled are in high demand in the tech sector.
Synonyms
skilled workers
skilled labor
skilled personnel
trained staff
qualified workers
experienced workers
proficient workers
skillnoun
Definitions
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.
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.
Definitions
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.
skilladjective
Definitions
Relating to or requiring skill; involving proficiency.
The company is facing a skill shortage in the engineering department.