skilful meaning

• Adjective: skilful  skilful
  Usage: Brit, Cdn (=skillful)
  
  1. Having or showing knowledge and skill and aptitude
     "a lesser-known but no less skilful composer"; "the effect was achieved by skilful retouching"
     - adept, expert, good, practiced [N. Amer], proficient, skillful [N. Amer], practised [Brit, Cdn] 
  2. Done with delicacy and skill
     - nice, skillful [N. Amer]

  See also: precise, skilled

• He 's not very skilful at using chopsticks.
• He 's not very skilful with his chopsticks.
• I am in variously skilful hands.
• The more you practise, the more skilful you 'll become.
• You are a skilful pilot, you will weather the storm.
• skilful has been the hand.
• So ended a successful and skilful campaign of thirty-eight days.
• Once more ralph dreamed, letting his skilful feet deal with the difficulties of the path.
• His brother sought the advice of those who were accounted skilful in such matters, and they came and saw him.
• His deft and skilful handling of the abdication issue raised him in a fortnight from the depth to the pinnacle.

• "skilful" meaning in Chinese: adj. ＝skillful.
• "skilful" meaning in Japanese: 【発音】ski'lfl、【＠】スキルフル、【分節】skil?ful-------------------------...
• "skilful" meaning in Russian: 1) искусный; умелый; ловкий; опытный Ex: skilful mechanic ...
• "skilful" meaning in French: adj. adroit, habile