Перевод слова

Перевод: knack

[существительное]
умение; ловкость ; сноровка ; привычка ; резкий звук; треск

Тезаурус:

1. People who have a "knack" for things are often empiricists, as are people who do things that Granny did because they work.
2. Probably due to the newness of our sample, this proved quite difficult to do, but by the end of the test it was getting easier, either because the sleeve was wearing in, or because we were developing the knack - you must push the sleeve right back.
3. Ruari had the knack of plaiting leather ropes, and Ranald raised blisters on his hands cutting out long strips round and round cowhides.
4. THE Government has a clever knack of stealing other people's clothes, never more so than in its espousal of "active citizenship" as a desirable virtue.
5. But although their vocals were not really intended as more than light relief, many of these players had the knack of making a song more memorable and enjoyable than many a proper singer can - as Eldridge does on Shoe Shin Swing, Gillespie on I'm Beboppin' Too, Hot Lips Page on Take Your Shoes Off Baby.
6. It seemed to have the knack of attracting some of the most bizarre characters who spent a great deal of the inter-war years building up little empires for themselves with scant regard for any overall espionage policy.
7. Those who remember him say he had an uncanny knack of being instantly able to visualise a course even over rough ground or farmland.
8. Smith has a second claim with his knack of producing wicket-taking spells at a brisk pace.
9. But although Enid's dead she just won't lie down, and has an uncanny knack of making her presence felt at the most inconvenient times.
10. It may take time for you to get the knack.
11. Chris Allison believes Gedge's forte is his knack of writing strong songs with a commercial edge.
12. Once you have got the knack of this you can do it anywhere, whenever you need it.
13. She explained some plants have a knack of placing themselves well, Campanula poscharskyana she proclaims "a godsend", particularly for the way it scrambles about, up poles and walls and even over other plants, its stems wreathed with soft blue flowers.