skill
US: /ˈskɪɫ/
UK: /skˈɪl/
UK: /skˈɪl/
English Vietnamese dictionary
skill /skil/
- danh từ
- sự khéo léo, sự khéo tay, sự tinh xảo; kỹ năng, kỹ xảo
- sự khéo léo, sự khéo tay, sự tinh xảo; kỹ năng, kỹ xảo
- nội động từ
- (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) đáng kể, thành vấn đề
- it skills not: không đáng kể, không thành vấn đề
- (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) đáng kể, thành vấn đề
Advanced English dictionary
+ noun
1 [U] ~ (in / at sth)
~ (in / at doing sth) the ability to do sth well: The job requires skill and an eye for detail. + What made him remarkable as a photographer was his skill in capturing the moment.
2 [C] a particular ability or type of ability: We need people with practical skills like carpentry. + management skills
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 talent, ability, aptitude, expertness, expertise, facility, skilfulness, art, artistry, cleverness, adeptness, adroitness, mastery, dexterity, handiness, ingenuity, experience, proficiency, finesse, knack, quickness, deftness, technique:
It requires great skill to operate this machine.
2 accomplishment, forte, strength, gift, capability, know-how, faculty:
Her skill is in teaching others how to be skilful sales people.
Collocation dictionary
ADJ.
considerable, consummate, extraordinary, great, remarkable
He is a negotiator of considerable skill. With consummate skill, she steered the conversation away from any embarrassing subjects.
| good, poor
She has good organizational skills.
| basic, necessary
the basic skills of reading, writing and arithmetic
| essential, important, marketable, practical, transferable, useful
training in problem-solving and other transferable skills
| new, old
to learn some new skills
| special, specialist
No special skills or knowledge are required for the job.
| professional | analytical | entrepreneurial, management, managerial, organizational | diplomatic, negotiating | linguistic, reading, writing | business, communication, computer, interpersonal, language, research, social, study, survival
It is important to develop good study skills.
| manual | artistic, culinary, medical, military, musical, political, scientific, tactical, technical
QUANT.
range, set
She had to develop a whole new set of skills when she changed job.
| degree, level
an operation that called for a high degree of skill
VERB + SKILL
have, possess | lack | need, require, take
a feat requiring skill and patience
| acquire, develop, learn, pick up | demonstrate, display, exercise, practise, show (off) | apply, harness, use, utilize
The manager must harness the skills of the workers to firm objectives.
| broaden, hone, improve, increase, master, sharpen, upgrade
helping children to master the skills necessary to live in our society She attends regular training weekends to sharpen her skills.
| refresh, update | pool, share | assess, test
a course that will test the skills of any golfer
SKILL + NOUN
level | acquisition, development, training | shortage
The country is facing a skills shortage.
PREP.
with ~
She performed the task with great skill.
| ~ as
her skills as a doctor
| ~ at
his skill at painting
| ~ in
their skill in selecting the best designs
| ~ of
the basic skills of managing an office
| ~ with
his skill with a sword
PHRASES
a lack of skill, a mastery of skills
a mastery of basic language skills
Concise English dictionary
skillsskɪl
noun
+an ability that has been acquired by training
+ability to produce solutions in some problem domain
