proficient

美音：[prəˈfiʃənt] 英音：[prəˈfiʃ(ə)nt]

简单释义：

n.专家；能手；老手

adj.熟练的；精通的

网络精通级

变形：

复数：proficients

完整释义：

adj.

1.熟练的;精通的

1.能手;老手;专家

例句：

Once you figure out which side of your brain you're more proficient with, you can spend more time becoming sharper in this area.
一旦你知道自己比较擅长用哪个半脑，那么就花时间让自己在这方面变得更出色。
It had a thinner skull than H. erectus and was more proficient at making tools and using fire.
它的头骨比直立人薄，在制造工具和用火上更精通。
The team is often trying to improve in a few areas, such as becoming proficient with iterative development and scheduling their work.
团队往往试图在一些领域中提高自己，例如精通迭代开发和时序安排他们的工作。
The operator must be a professional training and proficient in operation of the non-professional person do not move, .
操作者必须经过专业培训且能熟练操作的，非专业者勿动。
To be proficient with all computer software used in the General Manager's Office.
了解并熟练操作总经理办公室所有电脑软件的使用；
Sure, physicists have to be proficient in mathematics, but the main thing is to have that curiosity and drive.
当然，物理学家必须精通数学，但最主要的是要有好奇心和驱动器。
In order for a calf roper to become proficient he must spend a great deal of time practicing.
一个套小牛的选手要想成为行家里手，他必须花费大量的时间来进行练习。
It's not that you aren't a good student or a proficient reader, it's just that your mind is made to do more than you are asking of it.
这并不是说你不是好学生，或者不是个熟练的读者。这只是说你的大脑做更多你正在要求它做的事情。

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