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1 искусный
1) General subject: adept, adroit, art, artful, awkward, boorish, clean, clever, crafty, cunning, curious, deft, delicate (о работе), dexterous, dextrous, expert, fine drawn, fine-drawn, good (good at languages - способный к языкам), great, habile, handicraft, handy, ingenious, maladroit, natty, neat, neat handed, neat-handed, practiced, practised, proficient, proficient at (в чем-л.), proficient in (в чем-л.), quaint, scientific, skilful, skilled, skillfull, subtile, technic, tricky, uncouth, workmanlike, subtle, sophisticated (неодуш.), fancy2) Computers: hackish3) Aviation: skieful4) Colloquial: crack5) American: handsome6) Obsolete: feat8) Architecture: skillful9) Diplomatic term: shrewd10) Psychology: technical12) Aviation medicine: high-skilled -
2 искусный
прлиску́сная рабо́та — skilled work
он иску́сный льстец — he is proficient in the art of flattery, he is a proficient flatterer
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