practised

practised
adjective
geübt [Person, Auge, Blick]; erfahren, versiert, routiniert [Person]

with [a] practised eye — mit geübtem Blick

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adjective (skilled through much practice: a practised performer.) geübt
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prac·tised
[ˈpræktɪst]
AM prac·ticed
adj
1. (experienced) erfahren
▪ to be \practised in sth in etw dat geübt [o erfahren] sein
▪ to be \practised at doing sth sich akk mit etw dat auskennen, Übung in etw dat haben
\practised ear/eye geübtes Ohr/Auge
\practised hand geübte Hand
\practised liar gekonnter Lügner/gekonnte Lügnerin
2. (form: obtained by practice) gekonnt
she performed the song with \practised skill sie trug das Lied absolut gekonnt vor
\practised deceit gekonnte Täuschung
\practised skill große Fertigkeit
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(US) ['prktɪst]
adj
geübt; politician, marksman, liar also erfahren; performance also professionell

with a practised eye/hand — mit geübtem Auge/geübter Hand

he's practised in getting his own way — er hat Übung darin, seinen Willen durchzusetzen

with practised skill — gekonnt

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practised besonders Br für academic.ru/57276/practiced">practiced
practiced, besonders Br practised [ˈpræktıst] adj geübt (in in dat) (Person, auch Auge, Hand)
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adjective
geübt [Person, Auge, Blick]; erfahren, versiert, routiniert [Person]

with [a] practised eye — mit geübtem Blick

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adj.
ausgeuebt adj.
praktiziert adj.

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