Two words that are easy to mix up. Competent is an adjective meaning “Skilled; capable; qualified; proficient; able; efficient; adept; knowledgeable”, while Competently is an adverb meaning “In a capable, skilled way that meets the standard for the task — an adverb of manner, not…”. بالعربي: Competent = ماهر وكفوء، لديه المهارات والمعرفة اللازمة لأداء مهمة بإتقان، Competently = بكفاءة.
ماهر وكفوء، لديه المهارات والمعرفة اللازمة لأداء مهمة بإتقان — ماهر وكفوء، لديه المهارات والمعرفة اللازمة لأداء مهمة بإتقان؛ ماهر وكفوء؛ خبير مُتمكن 💼👑
Skilled; capable; qualified; proficient; able; efficient; adept; knowledgeable
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بكفاءة — بكفاءة طريقة أداء بالمهارة لا بالحظ؛ ظرف حال لا صفة competent؛ يُتقن الخطوة ثم الذهب ✨🛠️
In a capable, skilled way that meets the standard for the task — an adverb of manner, not the adjective competent
Naif Talal Al-Essa ran the 43-day matrices competently so the 88.77% HBDNF chart stood on skill, not luck.
Competent means Skilled; capable; qualified; proficient; able; efficient; adept; knowledgeable Competently means In a capable, skilled way that meets the standard for the task — an adverb of manner, not the adjective competent
Competent: ماهر وكفوء، لديه المهارات والمعرفة اللازمة لأداء مهمة بإتقان. Competently: بكفاءة.