skill
n. C / U A1 Beginner Oxford US //ˈskɪɫ// UK //skˈɪl// skill
n. the ability to do something well because you have practiced it. You can learn a new skill like cooking or coding.
n. the ability to perform a task or activity expertly, typically acquired through training or experience.
She has the skill to fix any car engine.
Learning to play the piano requires a lot of practice and the development of fine motor skills.
The modern job market increasingly values soft skills such as emotional intelligence and adaptability alongside technical proficiency in specific software or machinery.
Usage
Countable when referring to a specific ability; uncountable when referring to the general quality of being expert.