Definition
Definition of well-practised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
skill improvementRare UK having been frequently practiced to improve skillRare UK
- She is a well-practised musician, performing flawlessly.
- His well-practised skills impressed the judges.
- The well-practised dancer moved with grace.
Origin of well-practised
Old English, well (in a good way) + practised (skilled)
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- French:bien entraîné, ...
- German:geübt, ...
- Italian:esperto, ...
- Spanish:experimentado, ...
- Portuguese:experiente, ...
- Chinese:技艺娴熟的, ...
- Japanese:熟練した, ...
- Arabic:متمرِّس, ...
- Hebrew:מְיֻמָּן הֵיטֵב, ...
- Russian:хорошо натренированный, ...
- Ukrainian:добре натренований, ...
- Hindi:अभ्यासरत, ...
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