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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

transfer/delegate to

Hello everybody,

Can you please tell me which one is better in:

X as a special skill cannot still be transfered/delegated to a few/several skilful and experienced professionals, as it mainly used to seem.

If you see some mistake, please tell me.

Best regards
  

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Neither transfer nor delegate seem to me to be the appropriate word choice for a skill. Something perhaps like: X as a special skill still cannot be taught / transmitted to other skilled and experienced professionals, as it used to be assumed.

— Mister Micawber

  • Neither transfer nor delegate seem to me to be the appropriate word choice for a skill.
  • Something perhaps like: X as a special skill still cannot be taught / transmitted to other skilled and experienced professionals, as it used to be assumed.
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Neither transfer nor delegate seem to me to be the appropriate word choice for a skill. Something perhaps like:

X as a special skill still cannot be taught / transmitted to other skilled and experienced professionals, as it used to be assumed.

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Thanks Mister Micawber. This sounds much better now.
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You could use the word "imparted" if it is the communication of knowledge.
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