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knack
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knack
noun
knacks
pl
UK
/næk/
US
/næk/
умение
She has a knack for solving puzzles.
У неё есть умение решать головоломки.
ловкость
With a knack for negotiation, she closed the deal successfully.
С ловкостью в переговорах она успешно заключила сделку.
талант
He has a knack for playing the piano.
У него есть талант к игре на пианино.
Traducciones adicionales
искусство
мастерство
способность
Sinónimos
proficiency
talent
ability
aptitude
gift
flair
expertise
skill
knack
verb
knacked
Past Simple
knacked
Past Participle
knacking
Gerund
UK
/næk/
US
/næk/
Archaic or dialectal verb meaning 'to make a sharp snapping sound' or 'to strike smartly'.
Sinónimos
familiarize (oneself) with
train
sharpen
perfect
practice
become adept at
get the hang of
acquire
cultivate
hone
develop
pick up
master
learn
Definiciones
knack
noun
A special skill or talent for doing something easily and well.
She has a knack for solving complex math problems quickly.
A particular way of doing something, especially one that is difficult to learn or acquire.
There's a knack to getting the lid off this jar without spilling the contents.
An ingenious device, ornament, or trinket; a small article of little value (now rare or archaic).
The peddler’s cart was loaded with bright knacks and baubles.
A sharp or cracking sound; a snap (archaic).
With a sudden knack, the branch broke off.
knack
verb
To make a sharp cracking or snapping sound; to resound sharply (archaic).
The ice knacked beneath their boots.
To strike or crack something smartly so that it produces a sharp sound (archaic).
He knacked the whip over the horses.
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