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knack

/næk/

Traductions

knacknoun

knacks

/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.

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Synonymes

knackverb

knacked

Past Simple

knacked

Past Participle

knacking

Gerund

/næk/

Archaic or dialectal verb meaning 'to make a sharp snapping sound' or 'to strike smartly'.

Synonymes

familiarize (oneself) with

become adept at

get the hang of

pick up

Définitions

knacknoun

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.

knackverb

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.