well-practiced knack

noun phrase
UK /ˌwel ˈpræktɪst næk/
US /ˌwel ˈpræktɪst næk/

A skill you are really good at because you have done it many times.

With her well-practiced knack for drawing animals, she finished the picture in minutes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A clever way of doing something that you have made perfect through lots of repetition.

His well-practiced knack for telling jokes made everyone laugh.

3. An easy, natural ability that has been improved by steady training.

She has a well-practiced knack for remembering names.

4. A reliable talent for solving a certain kind of problem quickly.

The mechanic's well-practiced knack saved us hours of waiting.