Definition of skilful in English:

skilful

(US skillful)

adjective ˈskɪlfʊlˈskɪlf(ə)lˈskɪlfəl

Having or showing skill.
熟练的，有技巧的
a skilful midfielder
技术过硬的中场队员。
Example sentencesExamples
- However, our native driver Alhamdullilah, was skillful and experienced in desert driving.
- He gives Meade a full and fair hearing, pronouncing him competent if not overly skillful.
- Yes, they might very well be skillful and well trained, but she doesn't know that.
- He was also a robust, competitive and skillful GAA player in both hurling and football.
- For thousands of years, this has been admired as the most skillful accomplishment in war.
- Brocklebank is big, strong, experienced and skilful, so his success was not unexpected.
- The Romans learned the practice from the Carthaginians and quickly became very efficient and skillful at it.
- You are brilliant, active and skillful in professional ventures and gain repute in your field of activity.
- We also have to remember that many intelligence officers are trained to be skillful liars.
- In order to change this situation, Buddhism introduces the skillful means of meditation practice.
- There are not enough skilful, experienced cyclists on Britain's roads, however.
- They have been playing together for a long time, have a lot of experience and are a skilful side.
- Another quality needed in the practice of Dharma is skillful means.
- Not only is he a brilliantly skillful footballer, he is also captain and leader of this Czech side.
- You need to be able to show you were as skillful and competent with a gun as the average cop.
- This example of a Rococo clock shows just how skillful master wood carvers were at that time.
- He is very smart and politically skillful, and his time as prime minister was very productive.
- Gazan became known as a skilful commander, capable of taking advantage of the most difficult situations.
- He is rich, gifted, and skillful and is ready to discuss his emotions in detail.
- Do I beat my current boss and my potential future bosses to not only look good and competitive but skillful too?
Synonyms
expert, accomplished, skilled, masterly, virtuoso, master, consummate, proficient, talented, gifted, adept, adroit, deft, dexterous, able, good, competent, capable, efficient, experienced, trained, practised, professional, polished, well versed, versed, smart, clever, ingenious, brilliant, ready, apt, handy, artful
informal great, mean, wicked, nifty, crack, ace, wizard, genius
British informal a dab hand at
North American informal crackerjack
vulgar slang shit-hot
archaic or humorous compleat
rare habile

Derivatives

skilfulness

noun ˈskɪlf(ə)lnəsˈskɪlfʊlnəs

Seven Bulgarian ensembles will also demonstrate typical skillfulness in dancing and singing.
Example sentencesExamples
- The skilfulness of the artisan into the making of the leather toys is seen to be believed.
- The skillfulness involved is the union of compassion and wisdom as we have discussed.
- Compassion and wisdom need to function together, combined with skillfulness, tolerance and patience.
- There was such a boat jam on the way that it took all the expertise and skillfulness of the boatman to reach the take off point.

Definition of skillful in US English:

skillful

(British skilful)

adjectiveˈskilfəlˈskɪlfəl

Having or showing skill.
熟练的，有技巧的
a skillful infielder
技术过硬的中场队员。
his skillful use of propaganda
Example sentencesExamples
- Gazan became known as a skilful commander, capable of taking advantage of the most difficult situations.
- There are not enough skilful, experienced cyclists on Britain's roads, however.
- Do I beat my current boss and my potential future bosses to not only look good and competitive but skillful too?
- They have been playing together for a long time, have a lot of experience and are a skilful side.
- For thousands of years, this has been admired as the most skillful accomplishment in war.
- In order to change this situation, Buddhism introduces the skillful means of meditation practice.
- He gives Meade a full and fair hearing, pronouncing him competent if not overly skillful.
- You are brilliant, active and skillful in professional ventures and gain repute in your field of activity.
- He is rich, gifted, and skillful and is ready to discuss his emotions in detail.
- This example of a Rococo clock shows just how skillful master wood carvers were at that time.
- We also have to remember that many intelligence officers are trained to be skillful liars.
- Brocklebank is big, strong, experienced and skilful, so his success was not unexpected.
- He was also a robust, competitive and skillful GAA player in both hurling and football.
- Not only is he a brilliantly skillful footballer, he is also captain and leader of this Czech side.
- However, our native driver Alhamdullilah, was skillful and experienced in desert driving.
- He is very smart and politically skillful, and his time as prime minister was very productive.
- You need to be able to show you were as skillful and competent with a gun as the average cop.
- The Romans learned the practice from the Carthaginians and quickly became very efficient and skillful at it.
- Yes, they might very well be skillful and well trained, but she doesn't know that.
- Another quality needed in the practice of Dharma is skillful means.
Synonyms
expert, accomplished, skilled, masterly, virtuoso, master, consummate, proficient, talented, gifted, adept, adroit, deft, dexterous, able, good, competent, capable, efficient, experienced, trained, practised, professional, polished, well versed, versed, smart, clever, ingenious, brilliant, ready, apt, handy, artful

单词	skilful
释义	Definition of skilful in English: skilful (US skillful) adjective ˈskɪlfʊlˈskɪlf(ə)lˈskɪlfəl Having or showing skill. 熟练的，有技巧的 a skilful midfielder 技术过硬的中场队员。 Example sentencesExamples However, our native driver Alhamdullilah, was skillful and experienced in desert driving. He gives Meade a full and fair hearing, pronouncing him competent if not overly skillful. Yes, they might very well be skillful and well trained, but she doesn't know that. He was also a robust, competitive and skillful GAA player in both hurling and football. For thousands of years, this has been admired as the most skillful accomplishment in war. Brocklebank is big, strong, experienced and skilful, so his success was not unexpected. The Romans learned the practice from the Carthaginians and quickly became very efficient and skillful at it. You are brilliant, active and skillful in professional ventures and gain repute in your field of activity. We also have to remember that many intelligence officers are trained to be skillful liars. In order to change this situation, Buddhism introduces the skillful means of meditation practice. There are not enough skilful, experienced cyclists on Britain's roads, however. They have been playing together for a long time, have a lot of experience and are a skilful side. Another quality needed in the practice of Dharma is skillful means. Not only is he a brilliantly skillful footballer, he is also captain and leader of this Czech side. You need to be able to show you were as skillful and competent with a gun as the average cop. This example of a Rococo clock shows just how skillful master wood carvers were at that time. He is very smart and politically skillful, and his time as prime minister was very productive. Gazan became known as a skilful commander, capable of taking advantage of the most difficult situations. He is rich, gifted, and skillful and is ready to discuss his emotions in detail. Do I beat my current boss and my potential future bosses to not only look good and competitive but skillful too? Synonyms expert, accomplished, skilled, masterly, virtuoso, master, consummate, proficient, talented, gifted, adept, adroit, deft, dexterous, able, good, competent, capable, efficient, experienced, trained, practised, professional, polished, well versed, versed, smart, clever, ingenious, brilliant, ready, apt, handy, artful informal great, mean, wicked, nifty, crack, ace, wizard, genius British informal a dab hand at North American informal crackerjack vulgar slang shit-hot archaic or humorous compleat rare habile Derivatives skilfulness noun ˈskɪlf(ə)lnəsˈskɪlfʊlnəs Seven Bulgarian ensembles will also demonstrate typical skillfulness in dancing and singing. Example sentencesExamples The skilfulness of the artisan into the making of the leather toys is seen to be believed. The skillfulness involved is the union of compassion and wisdom as we have discussed. Compassion and wisdom need to function together, combined with skillfulness, tolerance and patience. There was such a boat jam on the way that it took all the expertise and skillfulness of the boatman to reach the take off point. Definition of skillful in US English: skillful (British skilful) adjectiveˈskilfəlˈskɪlfəl Having or showing skill. 熟练的，有技巧的 a skillful infielder 技术过硬的中场队员。 his skillful use of propaganda Example sentencesExamples Gazan became known as a skilful commander, capable of taking advantage of the most difficult situations. There are not enough skilful, experienced cyclists on Britain's roads, however. Do I beat my current boss and my potential future bosses to not only look good and competitive but skillful too? They have been playing together for a long time, have a lot of experience and are a skilful side. For thousands of years, this has been admired as the most skillful accomplishment in war. In order to change this situation, Buddhism introduces the skillful means of meditation practice. He gives Meade a full and fair hearing, pronouncing him competent if not overly skillful. You are brilliant, active and skillful in professional ventures and gain repute in your field of activity. He is rich, gifted, and skillful and is ready to discuss his emotions in detail. This example of a Rococo clock shows just how skillful master wood carvers were at that time. We also have to remember that many intelligence officers are trained to be skillful liars. Brocklebank is big, strong, experienced and skilful, so his success was not unexpected. He was also a robust, competitive and skillful GAA player in both hurling and football. Not only is he a brilliantly skillful footballer, he is also captain and leader of this Czech side. However, our native driver Alhamdullilah, was skillful and experienced in desert driving. He is very smart and politically skillful, and his time as prime minister was very productive. You need to be able to show you were as skillful and competent with a gun as the average cop. The Romans learned the practice from the Carthaginians and quickly became very efficient and skillful at it. Yes, they might very well be skillful and well trained, but she doesn't know that. Another quality needed in the practice of Dharma is skillful means. Synonyms expert, accomplished, skilled, masterly, virtuoso, master, consummate, proficient, talented, gifted, adept, adroit, deft, dexterous, able, good, competent, capable, efficient, experienced, trained, practised, professional, polished, well versed, versed, smart, clever, ingenious, brilliant, ready, apt, handy, artful
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