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practised

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practised US, practiced [ˈpræktɪst]
adj
1. expert; skilled; proficient
2. acquired or perfected by practice
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Adj.1.practised - skillful after much practice
experienced, experient - having experience; having knowledge or skill from observation or participation

practised
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practised practiced (US) [ˈpræktɪst] ADJ [politician, surgeon, climber] → experto
to be practised in the art of (doing) sthser un experto en el arte de(hacer)algo
with a practised eyecon ojo experto
practised [ˈpræktɪst] practiced (US) adj
[person] → expérimenté(e)
with a practised eye → d'un œil exercé
[performance] → accompli(e)
practised, (US) practiced
adjgeübt; politician, marksman, liar alsoerfahren; performance alsoprofessionell; with a practised eye/handmit geübtem Auge/geübter Hand; he’s practised in getting his own wayer hat Übung darin, seinen Willen durchzusetzen; with practised skillgekonnt
practised practiced (Am) [ˈpræktɪst] adj (person) → esperto/a, provetto/a; (performance) → da virtuoso/a; (liar) → matricolato/a
with a practised eye → con occhio esperto


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I do not believe that there was in that genteel Bohemia an intensive culture of chastity, but I do not remember so crude a promiscuity as seems to be practised in the present day.
On the other hand, he believed that the second or slave-morality, where it became paramount, led to degeneration, because it was passive and defensive, wanting merely to keep those who practised it alive.
There is nothing he will not promise the poor hungry human heart, with his innocent-looking daisies and those practised liars the birds.
 
 
 
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