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1 journalistic skill
Общая лексика: профессия журналиста -
2 journalistic skill
профессия журналиста/журналистский опыт -
3 skill
[skɪl]nискусство, мастерство, умение, ловкость, навык, сноровка, талант, способности, ремеслоShe had the skill to cope with a difficult job. — Она могла справиться со сложной работой.
The skill was passed down from father to son. — Умение передавалось от отца к сыну.
- photographic skillAnyone with a little skill in carpentry can easily make it. — Любой человек, который хоть немного умеет плотничать, может это легко сделать
- great skill
- ancient skill
- journalistic skill
- technical skills
- exceptional skill
- surgeon's skill
- bargaining skill
- diplomatic skills
- professional skills
- experimental skill
- marketable skills
- special skills
- skill at using a computer
- man of skill
- trial of skill
- lack of skill in debate
- great skill in speech
- skills of painting
- skill to tune the piano
- acquire skill
- demonstrate skill
- answer for smb's skill
- apply all one's skill to smth
- combine good taste with real skill
- handle the problem with real skill
- have unusual skill with one's hands
- have skill with a pencil
- have manual skills
- have plenty of skill at embroidery
- have no skill in talk
- have no special skill
- have no skill for that type of work
- improve one's skill
- involve skill
- learn in some skill
- show skill in managing a boat
- show great skill as a boxer
- sing with great skill
- treat the problem with real skill
- try smb's skill at driving
- use wartime skills in peacetime jobs
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1. n мастерство, искусность, искусство; сноровка; опытto acquire skill — приобретать опыт; овладевать мастерством
2. n ловкость, умение3. n квалификация, профессия4. n ремесло5. n талант, дар, способностиСинонимический ряд:1. ability (noun) ability; adeptness; capacity; command; competence; expertism; expertness; facility; faculty; knack; mastership; mastery; proficiency; talent2. art (noun) adroitness; art; craft; cunning; dexterity; expertise; know-how3. readiness (noun) address; deftness; dexterousness; prowess; readiness; sleight4. trade (noun) calling; handicraft; handwork; job; metier; occupation; trade; vocationАнтонимический ряд:clumsiness; inability; ineptitude -
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[skıl] n1. 1) мастерство, искусность, искусство; сноровка; опытexceptional [matchless] skill - исключительное [непревзойдённое] мастерство
skill in carpentry [in watch-making] - мастерство плотника [часовщика]
skill in diplomacy [in lecturing, in teaching] - искусство дипломата [лектора, преподавателя]
to acquire skill - приобретать опыт; овладевать мастерством
basic skills - школ. основные умения (чтение, письмо, счёт)
2) ловкость, умениеto have great skill with one's fingers [with one's hands] - иметь ловкие пальцы [руки]
to have great skill with a pair of scissors [with a needle, with oars] - ловко орудовать ножницами [иголкой, вёслами]
2. 1) квалификация, профессияit needs skill to tune a piano - настроить рояль может только человек соответствующей квалификации /настройщик-профессионал/
2) ремесло3. талант, дар, способностиcreative [inventive] skill - творческий [изобретательский] талант
diagnostic [experimental] skill - талант диагноста [экспериментатора]
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6 skill
skɪl сущ. искусство, мастерство, умение;
ловкость, сноровка skill at/in using a computer ≈ навык работы с компьютером to hone a skill ≈ оттачивать умение, мастерство to demonstrate, display, show skill ≈ проявить умение to market one's skills ≈ продавать свое умение consummate, great skill ≈ законченное мастерство diplomatic skills ≈ дипломатические качества/способности professional skills ≈ профессионализм technical skills ≈ техника marketable skills ≈ нужное, приносящее прибыль умение She had the skill to cope with a difficult job. ≈ Она может справиться со сложной работой. to acquire skill, master a skill ≈ приобретать умение, приобретать навык to reinforce the skills ≈ закреплять навык special skills ≈ дополнительные навыки (опыт или знания, которые указываются при поступлении на работу или учебу, напр., знание иностранных языков) Syn: adroitness, artistry, finesse, flair, mastery, deftness Ant: clumsiness, incompetence, ineptitude мастерство, искусность, искусство;
сноровка;
опыт - exceptional * исключительное мастерство - * in carpentry мастерство плотника - * in diplomacy искусство дипломата - to acquire * приобретать опыт;
овладевать мастерством - basic *s (школьное) основные умения (чтение, письмо, счет) - to acquire culinary *s научиться хорошо готовить ловкость, умение - * in debate умение вести спор - * in talk умение поддержать разговор - to have great * with one's fingers иметь ловкие пальцы - to have great * with a pair of scissors ловко орудовать ножницами - he has much * in intrigue он ловкий интриган квалификация, профессия - he has industrial * он квалифицированный рабочий - professional * профессиональная квалификация - language *s языковые навыки и умения - journalistic * профессия журналиста - * formation подготовка квалифицированных кадров - it needs * to tune a piano настроить рояль может только человек соответствующей квалификации ремесло - ancient * древнее ремесло талант, дар, способности - creative * творческий талант - diagnostic * талант диагноста - * in speech дар красноречия basic ~ основы мастерства;
основная профессия communication ~s способности к коммуникации, способности к передаче знаний core ~s основоплагающие навыки hybrid ~s многосторонняя квалификация manual ~ квалификация manual ~ мастерство manual ~ умение occupational ~ профессиональный навык professional ~s профессиональная квалификация skill искусство, мастерство, умение;
ловкость, сноровка ~ искусство, мастерство, умение ~ квалификация ~ ловкость, сноровка ~ мастерство ~ практический опыт ~ умение transferable ~ квалификация в нескольних областях;
профессиональные навыки в нескольних областях
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