versed in Danish
versed in Danish is kyndig, øvet — versed means skilled or knowledgeable, usually through study or practice.
versed in Danish
kyndig
Knowledgeable or skilled, either through study or experience; familiar; practiced.
øvet
Knowledgeable or skilled, either through study or experience; familiar; practiced.
What does "versed" mean?
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adj Skilled or knowledgeable, usually through study or practice.
"I mean no disrespect for such knowledge, if anyone really is versed in it – I do not want any more lawsuits brought against me by Meletus – but the fact is, gentlemen, that I take no interest in it."
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versed in a sentence
- I mean no disrespect for such knowledge, if anyone really is versed in it – I do not want any more lawsuits brought against me by Meletus – but the fact is, gentlemen, that I take no interest in it.
- She is well versed in international law.
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What is "versed" in Danish?
"versed" in Danish is kyndig, øvet. versed means: Skilled or knowledgeable, usually through study or practice.
How do you use "versed" in a sentence?
Example: "She is well versed in international law." In Danish, "versed" is kyndig, øvet.
Are there other ways to say "versed" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 2 translations listed for "versed": kyndig, øvet.
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