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proficiency
[pruh-fish-uhn-see]
Other 51Թ Forms
- overproficiency noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of proficiency1
Example Sentences
The district’s goal is to hit 85% proficiency across grades by the end of each school year.
The call comes nearly five months after deadly fires in Los Angeles threatened communities with a high proportion of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders — some with limited English proficiency — highlighting the need for multilingual alerts.
Chevalier, 23, is known for his passing proficiency as well as his saving ability and is seen as the future of French goalkeeping.
It is likely to help him reach more voters: English proficiency is low - at about 25% to 26% - among Australians who primarily speak Mandarin or Cantonese at home, according to government data.
However, her public LinkedIn profile lists her English ability as "full professional proficiency" and says she has studied in English to degree level.
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