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Meanings of skill in English
The capacity to do something well. They are usually acquired or learned, as opposed to abilities, which are often thought of as innate.
Usage of skill in English
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That's a crucial skill to preserve the health of the German economy.
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But France have more power and skill than either Spain or Portugal.
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The primary political skill is the ability to hold on to power.
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Photo: Getty Images In fact that skill was right across the park.
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It requires quite a skill to be involved in construction, he said.
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We know their experience and skill set will be invaluable, Gatland said.
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Prevention: never let your guard down, ever, regardless of your skill level.
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Plouffe is no longer dismissive of Trump and his political skill set.
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With my particular skill set, such an endeavor could be quite entertaining.
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My friends, once again you have proven your great value and skill.
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These seven errors, furthermore, are rarely problems of knowledge or flying skill.
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Cyberview hopes to persuade state regulators to allow skill-based payouts by 2009.
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Today for the first time I saw his fencer's skill in debate.
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And he responds to the crisis at hand with smooth, professional skill.
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In writing, expression hides itself in the physical characteristics of the skill.
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In time, however, I intend to teach her that skill as well.
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Skill across language varieties
United Kingdom
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