a skill you have without needing to learn it
a high level of skill
a great skill or a fast learning speed
a skill that is clearly better than others
a skill that is surprising and worthy of attention
a very unusual and impressive skill
skill in subjects studied at school or university
a very special and surprising skill
an ability that has been demonstrated and verified
a skill that you are born with
skill in creating art, such as painting or drawing
a typical or normal level of skill
skill in thinking, reasoning, and understanding complex ideas
the power of the body to perform actions
a skill that is a natural part of someone
the power of the mind to think and learn
having a skill level or learning speed that is below average
not having a high level of skill or learning speed
used to describe a group of people with different levels of skill
a skill that is strange and difficult to explain
as well as you can
a variety of different skill levels (plural form)
a variety of different skill levels (singular form)
to possess a skill
a common way to say you are making a skill visible to others
to improve a skill over time
to no longer have a skill that you once had
to not have a necessary skill
to show a skill through action
to have an influence on a skill, often negatively
to check the level of someone's skill
to judge or evaluate the quality or level of a skill
to make an existing skill even better or stronger
to determine the size or level of a skill, often with a test
to gain or learn a new skill, often through effort
to damage or weaken a skill
a more formal way to say 'have a skill'
to slow down or prevent the use or development of a skill
to make it difficult to use a skill
the standard or quality of a skill, used as a compound noun
the variety of different skill levels within a group
used to specify the subject or area of a skill
the standard or quality of a skill