skill

Expertise is specialised knowledge or skill gained through study or experience.

We’ve got a repertoire of secret skills to wipe the smile off our faces.

In such difficult terrain, good tracking skills are essential to work out where Matt has moved to since his last known position.

Expertise means a high level of skill or knowledge gained with experience.

Instead, they're gonna use those advanced skills to make themselves even more invisible in front of everybody else.

Joe seems not to be very motivated, his skills don't increase as much and he starts to show up less.

After all, why should people with perfectly useful criminal skills be sitting in jail when they could serve your cause?

We begin to understand the new customs, acquire language skills, and make local friends.

All three of them benefit for the rest of their lives from the skills they developed during latency.

As these folks are trying to get skills that are able to support their long term career progression, their overall wage growth, and also their own promotion potential.

So it means, basically, you don't -- like, this is -- this requires no skill from me, really.

By the way, also, I got to say, your pizza-making skills were legit.

But I want you to gain wrestling skills."

A good covert operator is born with a certain series of skills.

I always wanted to compete where there are no rules, where I could fully use my skills.

In this phase our Libido is suppressed as our sexual energy is being sublimed into developing life skills.

I don't want to brag, but, yes, I guess you could say I've been sharpening my skills.

To get a skilled worker visa in Norway, you have to show that you have skills and it's very difficult to get one as a bartender.

The ability to show you understand how the other person feels and why they did what they did is a powerful communication skill.

The babies whose mothers received the high-cash gift showed significantly more activity in parts of the brain associated with language and cognitive skills.

The biggest way it paid off for me was just being able to grow a bit more independent, away from my parents and to get some life skills.

And now I just do classes one on one with a teacher, and I feel like that's what's really helped me improve and what's made me a lot more confident in my speaking skills.

Once inside the brain, ethanol’s unique structure allows it to bind to, interact, and affect many different neuronal receptors, impairing pathways that allow you to make careful decisions, control your impulses, and even manage your motor skills.