proficient
意味: Competent or skilled in a particular activity or subject, having reached a high standard through training or practice.
Proficient implies a solid, reliable level of competence — above basic but not necessarily at the level of an expert. It is widely used in education, language testing, and professional development contexts. Common collocations include 'proficient in' (a language or skill) and 'proficient at' (a task), and it often appears in CVs and performance reviews.
例文
- The course is designed for students who are already proficient in academic writing. 本课程面向已经精通学术写作的学生。El curso está diseñado para estudiantes que ya dominan la escritura académica.このコースは、すでに学術的文章作成に習熟した学生を対象としている。이 과정은 학술적 글쓰기에 이미 숙달된 학생을 대상으로 설계되었다.
- She became proficient at interpreting complex financial data during her years at the Treasury. 她在财政部工作的多年里,在解读复杂的金融数据方面变得非常熟练。Se volvió experta en interpretar datos financieros complejos durante sus años en el Ministerio de Hacienda.彼女は財務省での長年の勤務を通じて、複雑な財務データの解釈に精通するようになった。그녀는 재무부에서의 오랜 근무를 통해 복잡한 재무 데이터 해석에 능숙해졌다.
- All staff must be proficient in the use of the new case management system by April. 所有工作人员必须在四月前熟练掌握新的案件管理系统。Todo el personal debe dominar el uso del nuevo sistema de gestión de casos antes de abril.すべてのスタッフは4月までに新しい事件管理システムの使用に習熟しなければならない。모든 직원은 4월까지 새로운 사건 관리 시스템 사용에 숙달해야 한다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: academic, professional
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin proficient- (advancing), present participle of proficere (to make progress), from pro- (forward) + facere (to make or do). Adopted into English in the late 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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