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Meanings of skilled in English

Having or showing or requiring special skill.

unskilled
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Experienced and clever, profesional.

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Usage of skilled in English
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The second related question is: where do the skilled staff come from?
The Guardian
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However, he was certainly skilled enough to join her in working here.
Jupiter War
3
Twenty high-skilled jobs will be retained, the company said in a statement.
The Irish Times
4
Institutions, especially local government, are weak and lack skilled staff and expertise.
Reuters
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The Resident Labour Market Test will fall away for highly skilled workers.
The South African
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Click: This programme has a list of 90 skilled trades in demand.
The Irish Times
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The proportion of graduates in high-skilled work is also in long-term decline.
The Guardian
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Today the recovery is held up by a shortage of skilled labour.
The Guardian
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But it is difficult for businesses requiring heavy machinery or high-skilled jobs.
Reuters
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The UK workforce is highly-skilled, which makes finding the right candidate easier.
The South African
11
Women are still more likely to work in lower-paid and lower-skilled jobs.
BBC
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A skilled technician can measure TRF length in -130 samples per week.
Pubmed
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They were not particularly skilled with weapons, having no need to be.
Secret of the Dragon
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That is the problem of the fact that they were not skilled.
The South African
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Shoes or clothing are work-intensive and do not require highly skilled labor.
Reuters
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Yet even soldiers as skilled and lethal as they were needed sleep.
Earth Afire
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