CEFR B1

skilled

adjective

Meaning

Having or showing the knowledge, ability, and dexterity that comes from training or practice.

Examples

She is a highly skilled negotiator, able to find common ground between opposing parties.
The company is looking for skilled workers with experience in the manufacturing sector.

Synonyms: able, competent, proficient, expert, adept

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skilled (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈskɪld/

Definition

Having or showing the knowledge, ability, and dexterity that comes from training or practice.

Examples

She is a highly skilled negotiator, able to find common ground between opposing parties.
The company is looking for skilled workers with experience in the manufacturing sector.
He developed into a skilled artist, known for his intricate sculptures.

How to Use skilled

skilled in (prepositional phrase): Having expertise or ability in a particular area. — "The technician is skilled in repairing complex electronic devices."
skilled at (prepositional phrase): Having expertise or ability in a particular activity. — "She is very skilled at playing the piano."

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