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Meanings of strong suit in English

Catalan
fort
Spanish
especialización

An asset of special worth or utility.

fort
Usage of strong suit in English
1
Patience really wasn't her strong suit, but for this, she could wait.
Riding the storm
2
Waiting had never been her strong suit, but sometimes it was required.
Haunted
3
And from what I can tell, running away's not your strong suit.
Happiness key
4
Like the original Joe Brown, ventilation is not this helm's strong suit.
Climbing Magazine
5
Shot on location in vibrant Cartagena, the film's strong suit is aesthetic.
Reuters
6
Leadership meant responsibility, and that had never been Nikitin's strong suit.
Stars rain down
7
Come to think of it, math was not her strong suit.
A fare to remember: just whistle\driven to distraction\taken for...
8
Attention, never a strong suit of the Brexiteers, has wandered elsewhere.
The Irish Times
9
Writing convincing applications for funding, apparently, was not my strong suit.
The Lost Sisterhood
10
It is not my strong suit to be an operational guy, Case says.
The new yorker
11
I sensed this was my strong suit-theanticipation of upcoming disaster.
A colossal failure of common sense: the inside story of the coll...
12
Knocking the Patriots off their perch hasn't been Ryan's strong suit.
The Guardian
13
Math was never our strong suit, but we peg that at 750 horsepower.
Wired
14
Certainly if that were the other's strong suit he could easily beat it.
The Hunt Ball Mystery
15
Unfortunately, risk management has never been Matt Ridley's strong suit.
The Guardian
16
Johnson, I don't think arithmetic's your strong suit, she said.
Lonesome dove
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Translations for strong suit
Catalan
fort
Strong suit through the time
Strong suit across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common