skilled in Japanese
skilled in Japanese is 上手 — skilled means having a high level of ability, especially through training or experience.
skilled in Japanese
上手
Pronounced: jōzu
Having or showing skill; skillful.
What does "skilled" mean?
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adj Having a high level of ability, especially through training or experience.
"Our neighbour is a skilled carpenter who built the whole kitchen himself."
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adj Requiring special training or expertise.
"Plumbing is skilled work that takes years of training to learn properly."
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skilled in a sentence
- Our neighbour is a skilled carpenter who built the whole kitchen himself.
- The skilled pianist played the difficult piece without a single mistake.
- Plumbing is skilled work that takes years of training to learn properly.
- The factory is hiring for skilled jobs, and applicants need a recognised qualification.
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What is "skilled" in Japanese?
"skilled" in Japanese is 上手. skilled means: Having a high level of ability, especially through training or experience.
How do you pronounce 上手?
"skilled" in Japanese is 上手, pronounced "jōzu".
How do you use "skilled" in a sentence?
Example: "Our neighbour is a skilled carpenter who built the whole kitchen himself." In Japanese, "skilled" is 上手.
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