Definition of skill set in English:

skill set

noun

A person's range of skills or abilities.
（个人的）技能组合，全套本领
Example sentencesExamples
- Graff looks for three different skill sets in his forensic investigators.
- Adding joint warfare and joint operations to their growing skill set is clearly attainable.
- Key to an architect's skill set is the ability to write.
- This business strategy requires a skill set very different from managing the old Six Sigma way.
- Choose group members with specific skill sets to accomplish your goals.
- Some guys had better skill sets in some areas versus others.
- Typically, forces deployed to peace operations use different skill sets to execute required missions.
- Agency employees are challenged by the need to have a constantly changing and refined skill set in order to meet technological demands.
- I thought it was a great match for my skill sets.
- This is an incredible skill set to have heading into the studio to record an album.
- To Tom, the idea was absurd; such a career detour did not match his skill set or his interests.
- Instead of waiting for your company to suggest training, investigate areas that would strengthen your skill set.
- Keeping yourself in the game sharpens your skill set, which ultimately makes you a better employee, even in your current job.
- I told him that I would not try to oversell my skill set.
- The jobs are out there; you just need the skill sets.
- Everyone discovered latent talents that weren't in their skill sets at age 25.
- This should create job opportunities for professionals with more diverse skill sets in the future, said McGuinness.
- Maybe they're in a job that has nothing to do with their real skill set.
- Reserve officers simply can't develop the skill sets necessary for effective command with just 39 days of training per year.
- The skill sets needed for the two positions are very different.

Definition of skill set in US English:

skill set

noun

A person's range of skills or abilities.
（个人的）技能组合，全套本领
Example sentencesExamples
- Agency employees are challenged by the need to have a constantly changing and refined skill set in order to meet technological demands.
- This is an incredible skill set to have heading into the studio to record an album.
- The jobs are out there; you just need the skill sets.
- Some guys had better skill sets in some areas versus others.
- Graff looks for three different skill sets in his forensic investigators.
- Keeping yourself in the game sharpens your skill set, which ultimately makes you a better employee, even in your current job.
- I told him that I would not try to oversell my skill set.
- To Tom, the idea was absurd; such a career detour did not match his skill set or his interests.
- Key to an architect's skill set is the ability to write.
- Reserve officers simply can't develop the skill sets necessary for effective command with just 39 days of training per year.
- This should create job opportunities for professionals with more diverse skill sets in the future, said McGuinness.
- Maybe they're in a job that has nothing to do with their real skill set.
- Choose group members with specific skill sets to accomplish your goals.
- This business strategy requires a skill set very different from managing the old Six Sigma way.
- Everyone discovered latent talents that weren't in their skill sets at age 25.
- The skill sets needed for the two positions are very different.
- Adding joint warfare and joint operations to their growing skill set is clearly attainable.
- Instead of waiting for your company to suggest training, investigate areas that would strengthen your skill set.
- I thought it was a great match for my skill sets.
- Typically, forces deployed to peace operations use different skill sets to execute required missions.

单词	skill set
释义	Definition of skill set in English: skill set noun A person's range of skills or abilities. （个人的）技能组合，全套本领 Example sentencesExamples Graff looks for three different skill sets in his forensic investigators. Adding joint warfare and joint operations to their growing skill set is clearly attainable. Key to an architect's skill set is the ability to write. This business strategy requires a skill set very different from managing the old Six Sigma way. Choose group members with specific skill sets to accomplish your goals. Some guys had better skill sets in some areas versus others. Typically, forces deployed to peace operations use different skill sets to execute required missions. Agency employees are challenged by the need to have a constantly changing and refined skill set in order to meet technological demands. I thought it was a great match for my skill sets. This is an incredible skill set to have heading into the studio to record an album. To Tom, the idea was absurd; such a career detour did not match his skill set or his interests. Instead of waiting for your company to suggest training, investigate areas that would strengthen your skill set. Keeping yourself in the game sharpens your skill set, which ultimately makes you a better employee, even in your current job. I told him that I would not try to oversell my skill set. The jobs are out there; you just need the skill sets. Everyone discovered latent talents that weren't in their skill sets at age 25. This should create job opportunities for professionals with more diverse skill sets in the future, said McGuinness. Maybe they're in a job that has nothing to do with their real skill set. Reserve officers simply can't develop the skill sets necessary for effective command with just 39 days of training per year. The skill sets needed for the two positions are very different. Definition of skill set in US English: skill set noun A person's range of skills or abilities. （个人的）技能组合，全套本领 Example sentencesExamples Agency employees are challenged by the need to have a constantly changing and refined skill set in order to meet technological demands. This is an incredible skill set to have heading into the studio to record an album. The jobs are out there; you just need the skill sets. Some guys had better skill sets in some areas versus others. Graff looks for three different skill sets in his forensic investigators. Keeping yourself in the game sharpens your skill set, which ultimately makes you a better employee, even in your current job. I told him that I would not try to oversell my skill set. To Tom, the idea was absurd; such a career detour did not match his skill set or his interests. Key to an architect's skill set is the ability to write. Reserve officers simply can't develop the skill sets necessary for effective command with just 39 days of training per year. This should create job opportunities for professionals with more diverse skill sets in the future, said McGuinness. Maybe they're in a job that has nothing to do with their real skill set. Choose group members with specific skill sets to accomplish your goals. This business strategy requires a skill set very different from managing the old Six Sigma way. Everyone discovered latent talents that weren't in their skill sets at age 25. The skill sets needed for the two positions are very different. Adding joint warfare and joint operations to their growing skill set is clearly attainable. Instead of waiting for your company to suggest training, investigate areas that would strengthen your skill set. I thought it was a great match for my skill sets. Typically, forces deployed to peace operations use different skill sets to execute required missions.
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