Pronunciation: /skɪl/
noun the ability to do something well; expertise
A1 She is learning basic cooking skills.
A2 He has acquired some new computer skills.
B1 Developing good communication skills is essential in the workplace.
B2 Her artistic skills have improved significantly over the years.
C1 His leadership skills have been recognized by his colleagues.
C2 She possesses exceptional problem-solving skills that set her apart from others.
verb not applicable
A1 She is learning to skillfully play the piano.
A2 He skillfully fixed the broken door handle.
B1 I need to skill myself in time management.
B2 The chef skillfully prepared the gourmet meal.
C1 The artist skillfully blended colors to create a masterpiece.
C2 The surgeon skillfully performed the delicate operation.
adjective not applicable
A1 She has a skillful hand at painting.
A2 He showed skillful technique in playing the piano.
B1 The chef demonstrated skillful knife work while preparing the meal.
B2 The athlete displayed skillful footwork during the match.
C1 Her skillful negotiation tactics helped secure the deal.
C2 The director's skillful storytelling captivated the audience.
adverb not applicable
A1 She dances skillfully.
A2 He plays the guitar skillfully.
B1 They communicate skillfully in English.
B2 The chef skillfully prepared the five-course meal.
C1 The surgeon skillfully performed the complex operation.
C2 The artist skillfully captured the essence of the landscape in their painting.
pronoun not applicable
A1 She has a skill for cooking.
A2 He demonstrated his skill in playing the piano.
B1 The job requires a certain level of skill in customer service.
B2 His skill in negotiation helped seal the deal.
C1 Her skill as a surgeon is unparalleled in the medical field.
C2 The artist's skill in capturing light and shadow is truly remarkable.
preposition not applicable
A1 She has a skill for cooking.
A2 He showed great skill in playing the piano.
B1 Having good communication skills is essential in this job.
B2 The artist's skill in painting is evident in every brushstroke.
C1 His skill as a negotiator helped him secure the deal.
C2 The surgeon's skill in performing complex surgeries is unmatched.
conjunction not applicable
A1 She has the skill to knit a scarf.
A2 He lacks the skill to play the piano.
B1 Having good communication skills is essential in the workplace.
B2 His skill in coding impressed the interviewers.
C1 The chef's culinary skills were unmatched in the city.
C2 Her skill in negotiation led to a successful business deal.
interjection not applicable
A1 Skill! I can ride a bike without training wheels now.
A2 Skill! I managed to fix my computer by myself.
B1 Skill! I can speak three languages fluently.
B2 Skill! I am a certified scuba diver.
C1 Skill! I have mastered the art of public speaking.
C2 Skill! I am a professional chef with years of experience.
article not applicable
A1 She is learning a new skill at school.
A2 He has basic skills in cooking.
B1 Improving your language skills can open up new opportunities.
B2 His technical skills are highly sought after in the industry.
C1 Her negotiation skills are unparalleled.
C2 He demonstrated exceptional leadership skills in his role as CEO.
formal Developing a new skill requires practice and dedication.
informal She's got mad skills when it comes to playing the guitar.
slang I need to level up my skills if I want to win this game.
figurative Having good communication skills is like having a superpower in the workplace.
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