competently 的定义
- having suitable or sufficient skill, knowledge, experience, etc., for some purpose; properly qualified: He is perfectly competent to manage the bank branch.
- adequate but not exceptional.
- Law. having legal competence, as by meeting certain minimum requirements of age, soundness of mind, or the like.
- Geology. able to undergo folding without flowage or change in thickness.
competently 近义词
capably
competently 的近义词 9 个
更多competently例句
- In May 2019, a judge ordered a medical expert to examine Spears and her life to see if she is competent to control her own affairs.
- The Razorbacks have since proved themselves perfectly competent.
- They are competent, decent, empathic leaders who will support and stand with us.
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- Sure, it’s possible to create functional, competent PPC by putting things essentially on autopilot.
- Had he been competently represented, the jury might well have failed to concur on a death sentence.
- Flight 214 was coming in on a clear day with absolutely no other challenges than flying competently.
- With any luck, the GOP will render it unable to help competently implement Obamacare as well.
- He handled the foreign-policy questions competently and remained calm in the face of the full fire of the vice president.
- He knew the crash was coming, and when it came, he was able to talk about it competently—unlike John McCain.
- His manner was easy and indifferent, but out of his hard face cool, quiet eyes judged men and situations competently.
- He was competently apportioning toward Lewistons note the different sums coming in this month.
- What a satisfaction it would be to feel that his money was being so competently spent.
- The apparently aimless male offspring of the so-called useless rich and great died competently enough with the rest.
- I think the adult candidates were all competently instructed in the great truths.