| 单词 | skill |
| 释义 | skill (skɪl ) Word forms: skills 1. countable noun B1 A skill is a type of work or activity which requires special training and knowledge. Most of us will know someone who is always learning new skills, or studying new fields. 2. uncountable noun B1 Skill is the knowledge and ability that enables you to do something well. The cut of a diamond depends on the skill of its craftsman. [+ of] Synonyms: expertise, ability, proficiency, experience Collocations: considerable skill It requires considerable skill and the help of legal advisers to assemble and submit a dossier at a stage where there is little or no funding. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The potential power of the approach is matched by the need for considerable skill in setting up the experiments and rigour in their application. Basic Marketing. Principles and Practice (1986) The saves are not purely lucky or coincidental; they are aspects of considerable skill. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Saying "no" can be very difficult, but it is an essential skill for the workplace. Survive the Nine to Five - a woman's guide to working well (1989) Increasing assessment once had the sensible intention of making it easier to measure the extent to which essential skills were being taught. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Knowing how to cook healthy food is an essential life skill. Times, Sunday Times (2006) As well as good numeracy and literacy skills, potential MBA students should have an openness to change and be willing to rethink the conventions of their business background. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Some young people are very well prepared for the world of work and have very good literacy skills. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Business leaders had complained that too many youngsters leave school without basic numeracy and literacy skills. The Sun (2011) Actors and broadcast journalists often make the best documentary presenters, simply because they have spent a lifetime honing the necessary skills. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Civil servants with the necessary skills are often snapped up by businesses that can pay them more. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Pastors must honestly decide if they have the necessary skills and energy. Christianity Today (2000) The new computing GCSE will cover logical and creative thinking and the practical skills of designing and testing computer programs. Times, Sunday Times (2014) He was selected to take part in a TV show requiring specialist knowledge and practical skills. Growing Through Loss and Grief (1994) He needs to ensure that all new teachers can really teach and are trained in the practical skills the job demands. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Many universities and schools do not teach relevant skills, or equip their students properly for the workplace. Times, Sunday Times (2016) In some subjects, relevant skills cannot be best assessed simply through a written exam. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Our clients said that they struggled to recruit reliable staff with relevant skills. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Obtaining a private pilot's licence means a minimum of 45 flying hours and completing a theoretical and practical skills test. Times, Sunday Times In the visual and spatial skills test, he got 142 — top 1%. Times, Sunday Times One star has trench foot but that doesn't mean they get a sick note to pull out of a rope skills test. The Sun This week it's a proposal to force jobseekers who fail a skills test to go to classes or lose the dole. The Sun The moon focuses on your prize chart to add luck to lottery tickets and sports results, and you shine in a skills test. The Sun Some have the specialist skills needed to plaster walls, fix damaged floors and repair electrical wiring, while others are happy to offer their muscle or make tea. Times, Sunday Times (2014) There's a huge shortage of builders, surveyors and engineers with the specialist skills to repair and adapt old buildings. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Fire and rescue teams are trained in a wide range of specialist rescue skills using the best equipment. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Developing a specific skill, he has learnt that he can achieve as much as anyone. Times, Sunday Times Meeting or exceeding specific skill sets helps the organisation to measure people's progress and career development. Times, Sunday Times Usefully, you can type in a specific skill you have and see what comes up. Times, Sunday Times Want to try something with an unprecedentedly specific skill set? Times, Sunday Times Learners can also be motivated by their interest in the subject area or specific skill they are trying to learn. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 At the competition, the competitor scares his uncle (the substitute on ranad-ek) and becomes clear that the competitor has superior skill. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He engages him, but the guardian's superior skill quickly overpowers him. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Among his recommendations was one for the employment of foreign refiners, as being of superior skill. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In the 19th century, the village developed a reputation for its fine faction fighters, who possessed a superior skill with the stick. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The superior skills of the visitors should see them to a comfortable victory. The Sun Master those and you are halfway to possessing survival skills. Times, Sunday Times He will often have been to boarding school, where these tactics were learnt as survival skills. Times, Sunday Times It taught me tolerance and survival skills; the value of good headphones and gallows humour. Times, Sunday Times He taught us survival skills, like how to skin a rabbit and light a fire. Times, Sunday Times Learning survival skills, ahead of the forthcoming apocalypse. Times, Sunday Times He can play anywhere across the front line so he has versatility to go with pace, energy and technical skills. The Sun (2008) He's got strong technical skills and great business insights. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Do not be afraid to display your technical skills. The Sun (2015) They don't love abstract thinking skills; they love the thrill of discovery in their own special field. Times, Sunday Times Creating independent learners and encouraging thinking skills are buzzwords in 21st-century education. Times, Sunday Times When it comes to developing thinking skills, young people learn more from their peers than from adults. Times, Sunday Times A study found they led to a deterioration in the verbal and thinking skills of people with the disease. The Sun All pupils have thinking skills lessons that are separate from other subject classes. Times, Sunday Times You can transfer skills, you can learn from other industries. Times, Sunday Times In the spinal unit's gym, at any one time there are about 15 people sitting on benches and plinths, all practising their transfer skills. Times, Sunday Times Business methods have been brought in to improve funding and transfer skills from laboratory to industry. Times, Sunday Times To transfer skills, though, they have to learn by experience. The Sun Physiotherapists spend many hours within a rehabilitation setting working on strength, range of motion/stretching and transfer skills. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 I was very impressed with the links to transferable skills, although I think they could be highlighted. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It is hoped the youngsters will learn about work and transferable skills and 100 placements will be available at the fast food chain by the end of the year. The Sun (2012) That aspect of employability and transferable skills is really strong. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In 'the knowledge', which demands they learn every street in the capital, they had a unique skill which commanded a premium. Times, Sunday Times Clearly, they all had a differing balance of grace and power, delicious but unique skill sets, all of them splitting defences for the best part of a decade plus. Times, Sunday Times The back-row forward brought a unique skill set to the game but has at last conceded he cannot battle against a chronic condition to his right knee after 18 months. Times, Sunday Times You find a new way to share your unique skill of making people or places look their best, and this brings a boost to your future. The Sun The little wing brings a unique skill set at his best but has been unable to produce that this year. Times, Sunday Times It was not only fun, it was a useful skill to develop in a species. Times, Sunday Times Even if his ambitions change, he'll have spent three years acquiring a useful skill, plus the invaluable habit of working hard and diligently. Times, Sunday Times It also required him to read below the surface of material and analyse it for hidden meanings - a useful skill for a writer. The Times Literary Supplement Still, it's a useful skill to develop — so well worth the effort. Times,Sunday Times What's your most useful skill? Times, Sunday Times No matter our children's ages, learning to wait is a valuable skill that will go with them throughout their lives. Christianity Today (2000) Computer literacy is one example of a globally valuable skill that is not yet provided in many U.S. classrooms. Sociology (1995) He wanted the chance to gain valuable skills that could be used both in and outside the Army. The Sun (2009) Verbal skills work well in a figurehead function. Christianity Today He has developed well physically, but his verbal skills have lagged. Times, Sunday Times Testing observation, memory, multitasking and verbal skills, these challenges are largely visual - reading car number plates in a brief video, for example. Times, Sunday Times The similarities are particularly striking in the area of the brain that processes emotions and verbal skills. Times, Sunday Times A creative sun enhances your verbal skills and speeds you through tests. The Sun Translations: Chinese: 技能 Japanese: 熟練 |
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