savoir+faire
31savoir-faire — {{hw}}{{savoir faire}}{{/hw}}locuz. sost. m. inv. Capacità di destreggiarsi in ogni evenienza con tatto ed eleganza …
32savoir-faire — , savoir vivre Both are French, of course. The first indicates social grace; the second, good breeding …
33Savoir-faire Linux — Logo de Savoir faire Linux Création 1999 Fondateurs Cyrille Béraud, Jean Christophe Derré …
34savoir-faire — sa·voir fai·re s.m.inv. ES fr. {{wmetafile0}} dote di chi sa comportarsi con tatto e diplomazia destreggiandosi in ogni circostanza Sinonimi: classe, signorilità, stile. {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: 1858. ETIMO: comp. di savoir 1sapere e faire fare …
35savoir-faire — Synonyms and related words: ability, adaptability, address, adeptness, adroitness, affection, airmanship, aplomb, artfulness, artisanship, artistry, attribute, bienseance, blaseness, bravura, brilliance, capability, capacity, character,… …
36savoir-faire — n sophistication, worldliness, savoir vivre, Sl. savvy; culture, cultivation, refinement, polish; finesse, adaptability, skill, adroitness, ability; grace, style, poise; graciousness, mannerliness, manners, good manners, breeding, comity,… …
37savoir faire — to know how to do ; knowledge of correct action; tact; adroitness. ♦ savoir vivre, to know how to live ; good behaviour or breeding …
38savoir-faire — sav|oir faire [ˌsævwa: ˈfeə US wa:r ˈfer] n [U] formal [Date: 1800 1900; : French; Origin: knowing how to do ] the ability to do and say the right things in social situations …
39savoir-faire — sav|oir faire [ ,sævwar fer ] noun uncount FORMAL the ability to behave correctly in a particular situation, especially a social situation …
40savoir faire — sa·voir faire || ‚sævwÉ‘r‚fer /‚sævwÉ‘Ë feÉ™ social skill, tact, ability to act and speak appropriately in any situation (from French knowing how to do ) …
