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Definition of proficient in English: proficientadjective prəˈfɪʃ(ə)ntprəˈfɪʃənt Competent or skilled in doing or using something. I was proficient at my job she felt reasonably proficient in Italian Example sentencesExamples - Jim was brought up in China until the age of six, but later continued his interest in China and was proficient in the Chinese language.
- He coached them in becoming proficient riders and huntsmen, skilled archers and unyielding wrestlers.
- It may not be possible for all of us to be experts, but we can, with practice, become reasonably proficient.
- It is believed that the vast majority of these students will eventually become proficient.
- Like any proficient superhero I didn't take up this job for the accolades.
- He says he doesn't have the patience required to become proficient.
- Though obviously very proficient at what they do, they are also used to their own way of doing things.
- With medicine, the school and the state are throwing all kinds of resources at me to make me proficient.
- Some of us were less proficient than others with our chopsticks!
- I'm not nearly that proficient, but a bit of ambidexterity can benefit any golfer.
- It is no longer enough to be a beer pong champion - you must also be proficient in flag football and volleyball.
- A.C. developed an interest in martial arts and became quite proficient.
- In a nutshell, the series went in favour of the team that was more professional and proficient in skills as well as in strategies.
- Although he was very proficient at these jobs, he soon decided to pursue higher education.
- It is fascinating to watch a complete novice become proficient in a specialised job in a mere four weeks.
- As man became more and more proficient in making war, he also became wiser in means of defense.
- He knows exactly what he wants and is very proficient and professional.
- To meet those challenges, scholars must be proficient in more than one area of study.
- Not only will you feel proficient, but you will probably do it more often.
- To do less is to be less than fully proficient on matters of critical importance to our national security.
Synonyms skilled, skilful, expert, accomplished, experienced, practised, trained, seasoned, well versed, adept, adroit, deft, dexterous, able, capable, competent, professional, effective, apt, handy, talented, gifted, masterly, consummate, master good, great, excellent, brilliant informal crack, ace, mean, wicked British informal wizard North American informal crackerjack, badass vulgar slang shit-hot archaic or humorous compleat
noun prəˈfɪʃ(ə)ntprəˈfɪʃənt rare A person who is proficient. he became a proficient in Latin and Greek Example sentencesExamples - I tried my very best daily to become a proficient of it.
Origin Late 16th century: from Latin proficient- 'advancing', from the verb proficere, from pro- 'on behalf of' + facere 'do, make'. Rhymes coefficient, efficient, sufficient Definition of proficient in US English: proficientadjectiveprəˈfiSHəntprəˈfɪʃənt Competent or skilled in doing or using something. I was proficient at my job she felt reasonably proficient in Italian Example sentencesExamples - Though obviously very proficient at what they do, they are also used to their own way of doing things.
- In a nutshell, the series went in favour of the team that was more professional and proficient in skills as well as in strategies.
- It may not be possible for all of us to be experts, but we can, with practice, become reasonably proficient.
- Not only will you feel proficient, but you will probably do it more often.
- He knows exactly what he wants and is very proficient and professional.
- It is no longer enough to be a beer pong champion - you must also be proficient in flag football and volleyball.
- It is believed that the vast majority of these students will eventually become proficient.
- He coached them in becoming proficient riders and huntsmen, skilled archers and unyielding wrestlers.
- He says he doesn't have the patience required to become proficient.
- To do less is to be less than fully proficient on matters of critical importance to our national security.
- With medicine, the school and the state are throwing all kinds of resources at me to make me proficient.
- It is fascinating to watch a complete novice become proficient in a specialised job in a mere four weeks.
- As man became more and more proficient in making war, he also became wiser in means of defense.
- Although he was very proficient at these jobs, he soon decided to pursue higher education.
- A.C. developed an interest in martial arts and became quite proficient.
- I'm not nearly that proficient, but a bit of ambidexterity can benefit any golfer.
- Jim was brought up in China until the age of six, but later continued his interest in China and was proficient in the Chinese language.
- Like any proficient superhero I didn't take up this job for the accolades.
- To meet those challenges, scholars must be proficient in more than one area of study.
- Some of us were less proficient than others with our chopsticks!
Synonyms skilled, skilful, expert, accomplished, experienced, practised, trained, seasoned, well versed, adept, adroit, deft, dexterous, able, capable, competent, professional, effective, apt, handy, talented, gifted, masterly, consummate, master
nounprəˈfiSHəntprəˈfɪʃənt rare A person who is proficient. he became a proficient in Latin and Greek Example sentencesExamples - I tried my very best daily to become a proficient of it.
Origin Late 16th century: from Latin proficient- ‘advancing’, from the verb proficere, from pro- ‘on behalf of’ + facere ‘do, make’. |