英语词汇“knack”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

knackknack /næk/ noun [singular] informal

ETYMOLOGYknack

Origin: 1300-1400 Perhaps from Dutch or Low German knak (sound of) a sudden blow, from the sound

COLLOCATIONS► has a knack for

Keller has a knack for explaining technical concepts simply.

THESAURUS a natural ability or skill► talent

a natural ability or skill: You need talent and hard work to be a tennis player.

► gift

a special or unusual talent: He has a remarkable musical gift.

► flair

a talent for doing something very well: He has a flair for languages.

► knack

informal a natural ability to do something well that is difficult for most other people: Kate has a knack for making people feel at ease.

► aptitude

formal a natural ability or skill, especially in learning: If you want to be an accountant, you should have an aptitude for mathematics.

1a natural skill or ability that you have to do something well: a knack for (doing) something a knack for languages Keller has a knack for explaining technical concepts simply.► see thesaurus at talent2a particular way of doing something that you have to learn: There’s a knack to finding the crabs.

单词	knack
释义	knackknack /næk/ noun [singular] informal Etymology ETYMOLOGYknack Origin: 1300-1400 Perhaps from Dutch or Low German knak (sound of) a sudden blow, from the sound Collocations COLLOCATIONS► has a knack for Keller has a knack for explaining technical concepts simply. Thesaurus THESAURUS a natural ability or skill► talent a natural ability or skill: You need talent and hard work to be a tennis player. ► gift a special or unusual talent: He has a remarkable musical gift. ► flair a talent for doing something very well: He has a flair for languages. ► knack informal a natural ability to do something well that is difficult for most other people: Kate has a knack for making people feel at ease. ► aptitude formal a natural ability or skill, especially in learning: If you want to be an accountant, you should have an aptitude for mathematics. 1a natural skill or ability that you have to do something well: a knack for (doing) something a knack for languages Keller has a knack for explaining technical concepts simply.► see thesaurus at talent2a particular way of doing something that you have to learn: There’s a knack to finding the crabs.
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