proficient

IPA: prɑfˈɪʃʌnt

Good at something; skilled; fluent; practiced, especially in relation to a task or skill.

Examples of "proficient" in Sentences

Are you proficient in the history of Yugoslavia
How proficient is Joseph at this stage of his career?
They are proficient with the use of mines and explosives.
Less than half of its children are "proficient" - meaning they perform at grade-level-in reading and math.
You need to PRACTICE with any type of hunting device to remain proficient that's just simple hunter ethics.
Massachusetts is the only state to set its bar at "proficient" -- and that was only in fourth and eighth-grade math.
The number of third- through eighth-grade students in the state called proficient in English, for instance, fell from 77% to 53%.
That, and the fact that the Celtics weren't as proficient from the three-point line as they were in the quarterfinal win over Indiana.
Currently, less than a third of elementary-school students are reading at or above grade level, and at most schools only 25% of the students are characterized as proficient, according to John Covington, the district's superintendent who championed the consolidation plan.