Have a knack meaning in English
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Definition
to have (or to get) a knack for (doing something): to have (or to get) a talent, a gift for (doing something)
She has a knack for playing music.
They have a knack for annoying the neighbours.
They have a knack for annoying the neighbours.
- "However, you should stay on your toes because Miss Stake is a shrewd woman who has a knack for being nosy."
- "It seems like you've really got a knack for press conferences, although you should expect some tougher questions in the future."
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