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Meanings of have a knack in English

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Usage of have a knack in English
1
You obviously have a knack for this sort of thing after all.
Michael's discovery
2
Some diseases have a knack of kicking you when you are down.
The Irish Times
3
You have a knack for getting people to do what you want.
Surrender to the will of the night
4
Fortunately, I do have a knack-forknots, puzzles, mazes of all sorts.
Silent screams
5
But every one else seems to have a knack-well ,somebodymust cook.
The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight
6
Sometimes other lives have a knack of making you feel like that.
The Irish Times
7
You women have a knack of tripping up the most unlikely subjects!
The Great Amulet
8
Banks also have a knack of coming up with financial solutions.
Reuters
9
New York prosecutors have a knack for grabbing headlines when they need to.
Reuters
10
People have a knack of remembering past events and making their own judgments.
The Guardian
11
You'll certainly have a knack for knowing exactly what to say.
The South African
12
And if you have a knack for it, it may open more doors.
The Irish Times
13
What is certain is that the Lions have a knack for late-game magic.
Reuters
14
Guess I just have a knack for falling for that kind of lady.
Daddy
15
Canines have a knack for digging, fighting, and leaving unsightly messes.
Climbing Magazine
16
Gentlemen of your profession have a knack of changing their names.
Peter Ruff and the Double Four
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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