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knack - translation to russian
SWEDISH CONFECTIONERY
Knaeck
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knack
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Knack (disambiguation)
[næk]
существительное
[næk]
общая лексика
умение
ловкость
сноровка
мастерство
особый способ
особая манера
треск
стук
скрежет
(профессиональная) ловкость, умение, сноровка
удачный прием
привычка
резкий звук
устаревшее выражение
остроумный приём
трюк
хитрость
уловка
игрушка
безделица
безделушка
синоним
knack
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Knack (disambiguation)
умение, мастерство; сноровка
knack
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Knack (disambiguation)
knack I noun 1) (профессиональная) ловкость, умение, сноровка to have the knack of a thing - делать что-л. ловко, иметь сноровку 2) удачный прием; трюк 3) привычка Syn: see genius II noun резкий звук; треск
Definition
knack
n.
skill
1) to get, have the knack of smt.
2) an uncanny knack
3) a knack for (she has a knack for getting into trouble)
4) a knack to (there's a knack to baking a good cake)
Wikipedia
Knäck
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Knäck or Christmas Butterscotch is a traditional Swedish toffee prepared at Christmas. The name translates into "crack" and refers to its hard consistency (reminiscent of Daim or Skor bars). Some prefer their knäck to be soft and chewy, which is easily attainable by simmering the mix for a shorter time.
Examples of use of knack
1. But Kennedy had a knack of wrongfooting his critics.
2. Grier has a knack for making elaborate scientific concepts understandable.
3. Afterall Bharadwaj has a knack for making children‘s films.
4. And his knack for capturing the fashion of the times.
5. "You have an uncanny knack for fixing things," it says.
