skilled
adjective
uk/skɪld/us/skɪld/B2
having theabilitiesneededto do anactivityorjobwell:
熟练的；有技术的Mymotheris very skilledat/indressmaking.我母亲很会做衣服。
good at doing something because of practice
- skilfulShe's a skilful driver.
- skilledHe's a skilled mechanic.
- good atShe's very good at dealing with people.
- ableShe's a very able student.
- giftedShe's a gifted musician.
- talentedHe's a very talented actor.
Skilledworkneedssomeone who has hadspecialtrainingto do it:
（工作）需要特殊技能的，需要经过专门训练的Nursing is ahighlyskilledjob.护理工作是技术性要求很高的工作。
- skilledlabour
- highlyskilledwork
- Bricklaying is a skilledjob.
- You can'toffersuch alowsalaryto someone who is sohighlyskilled.
- Averageearningsfor skilledworkersarerising.
Skilled, talented and able
- able
- ably
- accomplished
- adept
- adeptly
- dexterous
- dexterously
- digital native
- expert
- expertly
- pedicure
- pedigreed
- polished
- practised
- preen
- proficient
- well qualified
- white-collar
- with the best of themidiom
- workmanlike
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skilled
noun[plural]
uk/skɪld/us/skɪld/the skilled
peoplewho have beentrainedfor ajob
熟练的；有技能的Experts and specialists
- academician
- artist
- authority
- boffin
- child prodigy
- doyen
- doyenne
- historiographer
- hotshot
- knowsomethinginside outidiom
- lapidary
- literati
- pundit
- pyrotechnician
- Renaissance man
- savant
- semiotician
- whizz
- wonder
- wunderkind
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