COMPETENCE


Meaning of COMPETENCE in English

noun

1 ability to do sth well

ADJECTIVE

▪ great

▪ basic

▪ academic , administrative , clinical , managerial , professional , technical

▪ communicative , language , linguistic

▪ athletic

▪ cultural , emotional , social

▪ core

The company's core ~ lay in engineering.

VERB + COMPETENCE

▪ have

▪ demonstrate , display , prove , show

She shows a high level of technical ~.

▪ lack

▪ achieve , acquire , develop , gain

He gradually developed the ~ to deal with the more difficult cases.

▪ increase , promote

▪ challenge , question

▪ assess , evaluate

PREPOSITION

▪ beyond sb's ~

I'm afraid the work is beyond his ~.

▪ within sb's ~

This should be well within your ~.

▪ ~ as

Students had questioned her ~ as a teacher.

▪ ~ for

He displayed great ~ for the job.

▪ ~ in

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PHRASES

▪ a level of ~ , a standard of ~

2 power to deal with sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ formal

▪ exclusive

VERB + COMPETENCE

▪ have

The commission has no formal ~ in cultural matters.

PREPOSITION

▪ outside sb/sth's ~

matters that fall outside the court's ~

▪ within sb/sth's ~

The decisions come within the ~ of the committee.

PHRASES

▪ an area of ~

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .