skilled
gb/skˈɪld/ us/skˈɪld/
B1
Angličtina
~ 7500
ügyes, jártas, képzett, szakképzettséget igénylő, szakképzett, szakmunka
B1
1
Vzorec užití:
[someone] is skilled at [doing something]
She is highly skilled at negotiating complex contracts.
Rendkívül jártas a bonyolult szerződések letárgyalásában.
We need a skilled designer to create the new logo.
Képzett tervezőre van szükségünk az új logó elkészítéséhez.
He became a skilled musician after years of daily practice.
Only skilled drivers should attempt to race on this track.
The company is looking for skilled engineers with at least five years of experience.
Učební příklady
My sister is very skilled at drawing people.
A nővérem nagyon ügyesen rajzol embereket.
You must be skilled in computers to get this job.
Ahhoz, hogy megkapd ezt az állást, jártasnak kell lenned a számítógépek használatában.
He is a skilled cook and makes great meals.
The team needs skilled players to win the game.
With practice, you can become skilled at speaking English.
Častá chyba:
Learners often say *"skilled to do something"* instead of *"skilled at doing something"* or *"skilled in something"*. For example, say *"She is skilled at using Excel"*, not *"She is skilled to use Excel"*. Another confusion is with "skillful"; in most cases both are possible, but "skilled" is more common before jobs and people ("skilled worker"), while "skillful" is often used before actions ("a skillful move").
Význam
good at doing something
Kolokace
skilled worker
|highly skilled
|skilled at
|skilled in
|skilled negotiator
|skilled technician
Synonyma
proficient (More formal; often used for language and technical abilities.)
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adept (Stresses being very good and usually quick or clever at something.)
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talented (Emphasizes natural ability more than learned practice.)
Antonyma
unskilled (Lacking the training or ability needed to do something well.)
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inexperienced (Stresses not having much practice or time doing something yet.)
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incompetent (Strongly negative; suggests being unable to do the job properly.)
Témata
work
|education
|abilities
|professions
|core_vocabulary
Definice
Able to do something very well because you have learned and practiced it.
Having a high level of ability in doing something, especially as a result of training or experience.
B2
2
Vzorec užití:
skilled [job/work/task/occupation]
The factory has created hundreds of new skilled jobs in the region.
A gyár több száz új, szakképzettséget igénylő munkahelyet teremtett a térségben.
Construction is considered a skilled trade that requires years of training.
Az építőipar szakképzettséget igénylő szakmának számít, amelyhez többéves képzés szükséges.
The government is trying to attract more skilled workers from abroad.
Nursing is highly skilled work that involves both technical and emotional demands.
The program helps people move from unskilled to skilled employment.
Učební příklady
He moved to the city to look for skilled work.
A városba költözött, hogy szakmunkát keressen.
Many companies cannot find enough skilled workers.
Sok vállalat nem talál elég szakképzett munkaerőt.
Plumbing is a skilled job and takes training.
These machines can replace some unskilled labor but not skilled labor.
She wants to learn a skilled trade after school.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes confuse this meaning with simply being "good" at something. In this sense, "skilled" usually describes types of work or jobs, not just people. You say *"skilled work"* or *"skilled job"*, not *"a skilled"* by itself. Also, do not say *"a work skilled"*; the correct order is *"skilled work"*.
Význam
needing trained workers or ability
Kolokace
skilled labor
|skilled job
|skilled work
|skilled occupation
|skilled trades
|skilled workforce
Synonyma
specialized (Suggests narrow, specific training or knowledge is required.)
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technical (Often used when the work involves technology or complex systems.)
Antonyma
unskilled (Describes work or jobs that can be done without special training.)
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low-skilled (Used especially in economic or policy contexts for jobs needing little training.)
Témata
work
|economics
|professions
|education
|core_vocabulary
Definice
Needing people who have special training or strong ability to do it, usually used for kinds of work or jobs.
Requiring special training, knowledge, or ability, especially when describing types of work or jobs.
Gramatika
Slovníkový tvar
skilled
IPA
GB/skˈɪld/
US/skˈɪld/
Slabiky a přízvuk
skilled (1 slabika)
Stress on 1st syllable (skilled)
Tvary slova
Adjective
- Base: skilled
Příbuzná slova
Core family
Related words
skillfulness
noun
upskill
verb
Negative and opposite forms
unskilled
adjective
skillless
adjective
Advanced or less common
reskill
verb
Výrazy
highly skilled
1/hˈaɪli skˈɪld/
fixed phrase
very good at something
Having a very high level of ability at something, usually because of much training and practice.
Příklady
- She is a highly skilled surgeon with twenty years of experience.
- This task should be done only by highly skilled technicians.
semi-skilled
1/sˈɛmaɪ skˈɪld/
fixed phrase
having some but limited training
Having or needing some training, but not as much as a fully skilled worker.
Příklady
- The factory employs skilled, semi-skilled, and unskilled workers.
- Semi-skilled jobs usually require short training courses.
skilled labor
1/skˈɪld lˈeɪbɚ/
fixed phrase
work needing training and ability
Work that needs people with special training or strong ability.
Příklady
- The demand for skilled labor is increasing in the technology sector.
- Many countries compete to attract skilled labor from abroad.
skilled trade
1/skˈɪld tɹˈeɪd/
fixed phrase
manual job needing training
A job, usually with hands, that needs special training, such as electrician, plumber, or carpenter.
Příklady
- He decided to learn a skilled trade instead of going to university.
- Skilled trades are in high demand in many countries.
skilled worker
1/skˈɪld wˈɚkɚ/
fixed phrase
worker with special training
A person who does a job that needs special training or strong ability.
Příklady
- The company is looking for skilled workers to operate the new machines.
- Skilled workers often earn higher wages than unskilled workers.