Adept
41adept — m IV, DB. a, Ms. adeptpcie; lm M. adeptpci, DB. ów 1. «człowiek kształcący się w jakiejś dziedzinie, zaczynający uprawiać jakąś sztukę, naukę, zawód itp.» Adept sztuki lekarskiej, nauk humanistycznych. Młodzi adepci narciarstwa. 2. książk.… …
42adept — 1 adjective good at doing something that needs care and skill (+at/in): Melissa soon became adept at predicting his moods. adeptly adverb 2 noun (C) someone who is good at doing something …
43adept — 1. adjective an adept negotiator Syn: expert, proficient, accomplished, skillful, talented, masterly, masterful, consummate, virtuoso; adroit, dexterous, deft, artful; brilliant, splendid, marvelous, formidable, outstanding …
44adept — [əˈdept] adj skilful at doing something He had quickly become adept at handling difficult customers.[/ex] …
45adept — a•dept adj. [[t]əˈdɛpt[/t]] n. [[t]ˈæd ɛpt, əˈdɛpt[/t]] adj. 1) very skilled; proficient; expert: an adept juggler[/ex] 2) a skilled or proficient person; expert ad•ept Etymology: 1655–65; < ML adeptus, n. use of ptp. of L adipiscī to attain… …
46adept — adjective /əˈdɛpt / (say uh dept) 1. highly skilled; proficient; expert. –noun /ˈædɛpt / (say adept) 2. someone who has attained proficiency; one fully skilled in anything. {Latin adeptus, past participle, having attained} –adeptly, adverb… …
47adept — Mākaukau loa, loea. Also: walea, lolo, ailolo, hei. ♦ Not adept, a ole mākaukau, mā uka uka …
48Adept Packetmanager — Adept Adept 2.0 unter Kubuntu …
49Adept (Software) — Adept Adept 2.0 unter Kubuntu …
50Adept (Logiciel) — Adept …
