knack in Irish
knack in Irish is féith — knack means a natural skill or ability for doing something well, often something that seems to come easily.
knack in Irish
féith
A readiness in performance; aptness at doing something. [from 1580]
What does "knack" mean?
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noun A natural skill or ability for doing something well, often something that seems to come easily.
"She has a real knack for fixing things other people give up on."
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knack in a sentence
- She has a real knack for fixing things other people give up on.
- He's always had a knack for making people feel welcome.
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What is "knack" in Irish?
"knack" in Irish is féith. knack means: A natural skill or ability for doing something well, often something that seems to come easily.
How do you use "knack" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a real knack for fixing things other people give up on." In Irish, "knack" is féith.
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