proficient
Yetkin
definition
noun
he became a proficient in Latin and Greek
a person who is proficient.
adjective
I was proficient at my job
competent or skilled in doing or using something.
translation of 'proficient'
noun
uzman,
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adjective
uzman,
ehliyetli,
yeterli,
usta
example
It is believed that the vast majority of these students will eventually become 'proficient' .
As man became more and more 'proficient' in making war, he also became wiser in means of defense.
It is no longer enough to be a beer pong champion - you must also be 'proficient' in flag football and volleyball.
I'm not nearly that 'proficient' , but a bit of ambidexterity can benefit any golfer.
He coached them in becoming 'proficient' riders and huntsmen, skilled archers and unyielding wrestlers.
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 is fascinating to watch a complete novice become 'proficient' in a specialised job in a mere four weeks.
Though obviously very 'proficient' at what they do, they are also used to their own way of doing things.
Not only will you feel 'proficient' , but you will probably do it more often.
With medicine, the school and the state are throwing all kinds of resources at me to make me 'proficient' .
Although he was very 'proficient' at these jobs, he soon decided to pursue higher education.
He says he doesn't have the patience required to become 'proficient' .
To meet those challenges, scholars must be 'proficient' in more than one area of study.
To do less is to be less than fully 'proficient' on matters of critical importance to our national security.
Like any 'proficient' superhero I didn't take up this job for the accolades.
He knows exactly what he wants and is very 'proficient' and professional.
It may not be possible for all of us to be experts, but we can, with practice, become reasonably 'proficient' .
A.C. developed an interest in martial arts and became quite 'proficient' .
Some of us were less 'proficient' than others with our chopsticks!
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.
I tried my very best daily to become a 'proficient' of it.
In this era of liberalisation and privatisation, sport is an important instrument that needs to be professionally and 'proficiently' marketed.
Seventy-six percent of the district's fourth-graders tested below grade level in math, and only 10 percent read 'proficiently' .
Of these, dexterity or technical 'proficiency' is considered to be of paramount importance among surgical trainees.
He plays the guitar, he plays bass very 'proficiently' , he's a great producer.
The gags almost seem muted by the technical 'proficiency' of a practiced master of cinema.
Penalty corner hits are an additional weapon to his accomplished all-round 'proficiency' .
What it does test is verbal ability, not your 'proficiency' in topics you learned in English class.
Her gift is a pop 'proficiency' that's rarer than musicianship in that she keeps people curious.
A relationship between a child's age and 'proficiency' in early math skills also exists.
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