excel in — to be exceptionally good at or skilled in something
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to be exceptionally good at or skilled in something
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪkˈsel ɪn/
Example Sentences
- My friend excels in cooking but burns water when making tea.
- Students who excel in time management often achieve better grades.
- He excels in making excuses but fails in making progress.
excel in
VERB[/ɪkˈsel ɪn/]
to be exceptionally good at or skilled in something
a skilled chef effortlessly flips multiple pans simultaneously while perfectly timing each dish. Steam rises from sizzling ingredients as the chef moves with fluid precision and confidence. Other kitchen staff struggle to keep up with basic tasks around them. Meanwhile, the head chef continues creating perfect dishes at incredible speed. Fellow cooks watch in admiration as perfectly plated meals line up ready for service. someone being exceptionally good at and skilled in their craft
She'll excel in cooking and tell it well!
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“My friend excels in cooking but burns water when making tea.”
“Students who excel in time management often achieve better grades.”
“He excels in making excuses but fails in making progress.”
“Many employees excel in their specialized fields within the company.”
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