proficiency in the PONS Dictionary

proficiency Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

proficiency in language
добро владеене на език
to show proficiency
показвам вещина

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Both types of quantitative analysts demand a strong knowledge of sophisticated mathematics and computer programming proficiency.
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These proficiencies are reflected in the costs expended to purchase the skills themselves.
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The students develop language and cultural proficiencies in both domestic and overseas locations.
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Similarly, gray matter changes were also found to correlate with professional experience in musicians, mathematicians and meditators, and with second language proficiency.
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Additionally, the museum works directly with educators, offering courses to increase grade school teachers' comfort with and proficiency in teaching science.
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He exhibited an uncommon proficiency in literature and sciences; he composed poetry, often breaking into verse in a dead language in his diaries.
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With ample repetition, proficiency in these movements can be acquired and should eventually be combined to create a single pattern of movement.
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Designation as a sapper nowadays is earned as an additional proficiency.
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The remaining categories have no age restriction, but are based on proficiency.
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Nor should a system of life and death hinge on the proficiency of counsel.
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