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Meanings of social skills in English
Russian
социальные навыки Portuguese
competência social Spanish
habilidades sociales Catalan
habilitats socials 
Any competence facilitating interaction and communication with others where social rules and relations are created, communicated, and changed in verbal and nonverbal ways.
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Examples for "social skill"
Examples for "social skill"
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That sort of social skill is the suit of armor those people wear.
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He had never seen her so womanly, never felt more grateful for her delicate social skill.
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Accurately perceiving the activities of other people is a crucially important social skill of obvious survival value.
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My social skills are very good and I'm mentally tough, she said.
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Clients included people with disabilities, low social skills and the chronically lonely.
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Practice implications: The findings suggest that the promotion of nurses' interpersonal skill competence and professional self-concept is helpful for increasing hope levels.
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Working in the media requires creative and interpersonal skills, writes John Downes.
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Believe it or not, Marshal, I believe in talk therapy, basic interpersonal skills.
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Psychologists must be excellent communicators, and good interpersonal skills are key.
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Somewhere around day seven, we all malfunction, and our interpersonal skills flail hard.
Usage of social skills in English
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My social skills are very good and I'm mentally tough, she said.
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Clients included people with disabilities, low social skills and the chronically lonely.
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My wife has roughly seventeen times the social skills that I have.
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Because they have no social skills, this will require a Herculean effort.
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He may not have outward social skills, but he excels at others.
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Some parents are concerned that poor social skills or addiction may follow.
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Probably because bad guys have limited educations and even worse social skills.
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He was utterly selfish, had no social skills, and was absolutely beautiful.
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I admit she was arrogant, impatient, isolated and lacking in social skills.
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It was easier to tell him than ask him, given his social skills.
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They evolved to develop social skills that enable extensive information and idea sharing.
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Presumably, Darpa will take a slightly different approach in its social skills training.
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Their social interaction increased as their social skills and her spoken English improved.
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During adolescence, peers take on increasing importance, while social skills are still developing.
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The man-boy had even learned a number of rudimentary social skills.
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He goes to group therapy too, so he can practice his social skills.
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Translations for social skills
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