Synonyms for know-how
know-how

Princeton's WordNet

1. know-hownoun

   the (technical) knowledge and skill required to do something

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1. • Ability

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1. List of paraphrases for "know-how":

   expertise, knowledge, knowhow, skill, savoir-faire, skills

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1. Sara Gilbert:

   Last season, I did' The Conners' as you know and was also producing and here. I loved it and felt totally empowered, but also, if I'm being honest about it, I think my life was slightly out of balance, i wasn't able to spend as much time with my three kids as I'd like, or time for Sara Gilbert and as I've continued on, I'm starting to develop more things to produce and I'm having opportunities to act and feeling like I don't know how I'm gon na do it all.

2. Alberto Fujimori:

   I know how to look at the history of my country. I know what chapters should be repeated and I'm very clear on which ones shouldn't.

3. Jennifer Smith:

   I was a little panicked because I didn't know how long John Burley had been in the shelter or if John Burley had already been adopted to another family. It's Christmas time and people get animals, i told John I have a 13-year-old dog Jennifer Smith who I've had since a puppy, so I fully understand the panic. It made my heart sad for him and Boomer.

4. Stuart Perry:

   Boy, do Tongans know how to celebrate.

5. Menachem Begin:

   We, the Jews, know how to appreciate such courage.