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Meanings of very expert in English
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Usage of very expert in English
1
The Chimu people were certainly very expert workmen in gold and silver.
2
Their armed negroes were very expert in this kind of bush fighting.
3
The cooter is the terrapin, and a very expert boatman he is.
4
Like other paleontologists, Grant had become very expert at working with bones.
5
The cook followed this advice, and soon became a very expert thief.
6
The second problem was he was very expert at this killing game.
7
The very expert made this their sole business and became known as wolvers.
8
They grew up to be very clever men, very expert in all exercises.
9
Six elbow-chairs, very expert in country dances, with six flower-pots for their partners.
10
Both horse and foot make great use of arrows, and are very expert.
11
They seemed to have plenty of fowls, and they are very expert fishermen.
12
They begin by throwing reeds at each other, and are soon very expert.
13
The Chinamen are at work on the line, and appear to be very expert.
14
Their food is chiefly fish and turtle, which they are very expert in capturing.
15
They were neither of them as yet very expert marksmen.
16
They were very expert at this amusement, and seldom tumbled.
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