skill set — a range of skills or abilities that a person has, especially those needed for a particular job or activity
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a range of skills or abilities that a person has, especially those needed for a particular job or activity
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈskɪl set/
Example Sentences
- His skill set includes coding, cooking, and surprisingly, juggling flaming torches.
- The job requires a skill set that combines technical expertise with people skills.
- She's updating her skill set faster than her smartphone updates its apps.
skill set
NOUN[/ˈskɪl set/]
a range of skills or abilities that a person has, especially those needed for a particular job or activity
a range of skills or abilities that a person has, especially those needed for a particular job or activity
Her skill set shines with her drill pet, still wet from training!
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“His skill set includes coding, cooking, and surprisingly, juggling flaming torches.”
“The job requires a skill set that combines technical expertise with people skills.”
“She's updating her skill set faster than her smartphone updates its apps.”
“A well-rounded skill set is essential for career advancement in today's market.”
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