Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Versatile"

A: 1. Yes, it is correct! It simply means the person has no problem when talking to clients.

2. Yes, it has a similar meaning, however instead of just one talent, it means they have various skills. 一つのことに才能があるという意味じゃなくて、色々なスキルがあるという意味です！

A: It means talented or great at any thing.

A: Can do a lot.

"She had a versatile skillset" = "She has a lot of skills"
"The tool was versatile" = "The tool can be used in many ways."
"My phone is versatile, it has a lot of apps."

A: If something is versatile, it can be used in different ways. Cotton is a very versatile fabric. She is a versatile employee, she knows how to do many jobs.

A: The plane is very versatile, the wings can easily be ejected and hidden once again with the push of a button.
That sweater is very versatile because I can remove the hood or clip it back on with the buttons and it can also be worn inside out!
Hope these examples helped :)

A: This fashion is so versatile because it can go from the office to dinner just by changing the shoes.

The jacket”s double lining makes it versatile.

I like the athleisure fashion versatility because I can run errands after the gym without having to change clothes. Athleisure = athletic wear + leisure wear.

A: Examples:

This machine is extremely versatile. (=The machine can perform many functions.)

That actor is really versatile. He can perform comedy, drama, and many other genres.

As a manager, he is very versatile and has a wide skill set. He has worked in many different departments of the company.

- a versatile individual / person / employee
- a versatile machine / program
- a versatile jacket / backpack etc

A: This bag has so many uses. It is extremely versatile!

A: Versatile means that something is useful for many different purposes, while multi-faceted usually means that something has many different aspects.

Examples:
Our software is very versatile and can be used in many different organisations.
His argument was multi-faceted and gave me a lot to think about.

A: “That jacket was very versatile, it could be worn with many different outfits / she was very versatile, one second she was cleaning and the next she was cooking”

“I am flexible in my times, I can work whenever you need me to / I am very flexible in my skills, I can cook,clean,sew,garden and sing”

“He is very adaptable. When a new task arose, he could complete it without training / in today’s world, you have to be adaptable. You never know what problems could arise in work”

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Eclectic
getting ideas, style, or taste from a wide range of sources.
For example “ I have an eclectic mix of books’
Versatile
Ably to do many things or adapt to different situations

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A: This is nearly perfect: “I want to become a versatile girl. I'm a fast learner of languages, Chinese dialects, Japanese dialects, sign languages, sports, ball games, martial arts, handcrafts and instruments.” In my opinion, it sounds strange to say “I want to become a versatile girl”. I think it would be better to say “I am versatile”, because it is clear the subject is a versatile person.

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A:  /ˈvɝː.sə.t̬əl/

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A: It sounds great. Good work 👍🏻

A: × I feel like it is important to have versatile skills in recent times.
✓ I feel like it is important to have versatile skills nowadays/in today’s world.

× I cherish to get used to every situation no matter when it is.
✓ I hope to be able to adapt to every situation no matter what it is or when it occurs.

“Recent times” is usually used in past tense. “It has been important in recent times to have versatile skills.” Since you started with “I feel” (present tense) it sounded odd.

“Cherish” means to protect and care for something lovingly or to hold something dear. It’s used often when referring to someone or something you love so I wasn’t sure how you meant to use it.

Hope this helps.😊

A: "versatile" means "easily adapted" or "able to be used in many different ways or many different purposes"

Example:

A "versatile teacher" would be able to adapt his or her teaching method based on the needs of the students.

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