Significados de so proficient en inglés

Some become so proficient that they can develop a design as they proceed.

He used almost to wish that she was not so proficient in her studies.

Unfortunately he becomes so proficient that he kills the rabbit, much to his regret.

The art of badinage in which she was so proficient stood her in no stead.

We had no idea that very-young-Perth could produce so proficient a golfer as Mr Greig.

Is it the Red Indian blood in them, think you, that makes them so proficient in scouting?

He was not so proficient this time around, nor did he get as much help from his defense.

Time and practice had made her so proficient at imitating their sounds, even the animals could not tell the difference.

We hear these two giants are really afraid of him since he has become so proficient in the use of the sword.

In truth, Squire Pope, who knew little of Philip's playing, except that he did play, was amazed to find him so proficient.

The leaders of the US and the UK have become so proficient at changing direction that "U-turn" no longer seems adequate.

But in time I became so proficient that I could completely destroy more than one of these six-by-eight-foot druggets in a single night.

Little by little he mastered their language, until he has become so proficient in it that he is now planning to write a grammar.

After decades feeling intermittently not good enough in one way or another, losing stuff is the one thing I wish I wasn't so proficient at.

It was very skilful, but the driver was so proficient in his art that one wondered why he had to practice at it any longer.

At the end of three years he had become so proficient that his former master rewarded him with a five-dollar bonus for shoeing one horse.