proficient
prəˈfɪʃ.ənt
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Definition of proficient - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

skilled personvery skilled or knowledgeable in a specific area
  • She is proficient in playing the piano.
  • He is proficient at coding complex programs.
  • They became proficient in French after a year.
adept skilled
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Origin of proficient

Latin, proficere (to advance)

Terms with proficient included in their meaning

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proficiency
be outstandingly good or proficient
technology proficient
having skills and knowledge to use modern technology effectively
meanadj.
skillful
very skilled or proficient
adeptadj.
highly skilled
very skilled or proficient at something
proficient
person who excels in computer-related tasks
comfort
become comfortable or proficient in an activity
skills
be very skilled or proficient at something
familiar territory
area or subject where one is very familiar or proficient

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  1. French:compétent, ...
  2. German:versiert, ...
  3. Italian:abile, ...
  4. Spanish:proficiente, ...
  5. Portuguese:proficiente, ...
  6. Chinese:熟练的, ...
  7. Japanese:熟練した, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتْقِن, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְיֻמָּן, ...
  10. Russian:искусный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:досвідчений, ...
  12. Hindi:निपुण, ...
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