savoir-faire

英 [ˌsævwɑː ˈfeə(r)]

美 [ˌsævwɑːr ˈfer]

n.  机敏处世的本领;遇事不乱的能力;随机应变的才干

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 机敏处世的本领;遇事不乱的能力;随机应变的才干
  Savoir-faireis the confidence and ability to do the appropriate thing in a social situation.
  1. He was full of jocularity and savoir-faire.
     他幽默诙谐，处世机敏。

英英释义

noun

• social skill
  Synonym:address

双语例句

• He is a man of great savoir-faire.
  他是个很有手腕的人。
• If he lacks the confidence or savoir-faire, it is better to rely on correspondence.
  如果他缺乏信心或处世，这是更好地依靠书信。
• I was impressed with her savoir-faire and social skills.
  我很钦佩她的礼貌教养和社交本领。
• Possess, display, lack savoir-faire.
  有、表现出、没有社交本领。
• One of the basic attainments in Chinese learning required of a student at modern secondary vocational schools is oral communication skill, that is, the listening/ speaking competency as well as the savoir-faire that one demonstrates in interpersonal dynamics and problem solving context.
  口语交际能力是一种在交往过程中表现出来的灵活、机智的听说能力和待人处事的能力，是现代中等职业学校学生必须具备的语文基本素养。
• He was full of jocularity and savoir-faire.
  他幽默诙谐，处世机敏。
• It is a good occasion for Qingdaonese or tourists to discover the Loire Valley wines, our varieties, our different appellations, our terroirs, and our savoir-faire.
  这个展台给来参观的青岛人和旅游人介绍卢瓦尔河谷的葡萄酒、葡萄品种、法定产区和技术。
• You need both Capital and savoir-faire to a successful entrepreneur.
  想成为一位成功的企业家需要资本及机智。