proficiency
prəˈfɪʃənsi
proficiencies
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Noun

skillshigh level of skill or competence
  • Her proficiency in Spanish is impressive.
  • His proficiency in mathematics won him the award.
  • Proficiency in coding is required for the job.
competence expertise mastery
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Expressions with proficiency

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degree of skill in understanding and using a particular language
Language proficiency in English is required for admission to the university.

Origin of proficiency

Latin, proficientia (advancement)

Terms with proficiency included in their meaning

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fluentadj.
language proficiency
able to speak a language easily and correctly
skill improvement
improve in skill or proficiency
education
gain more proficiency in a specific area
ability
having great ability or proficiency in a task
communication
proficiency in oral communication
proficiency
be outstandingly good or proficient
skills
lose skill or proficiency due to lack of practice
proficiency
fully learned or understood

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  1. French:maîtrise, ...
  2. German:Fähigkeit, ...
  3. Italian:competenza, ...
  4. Spanish:dominio, ...
  5. Portuguese:proficiência, ...
  6. Chinese:能力, ...
  7. Japanese:熟練度, ...
  8. Arabic:إِتْقان, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּקִיאוּת, ...
  10. Russian:владение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вільне володіння, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रवीणता, ...
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