Thesaurus / know-how

know-how

How to use know-how in a sentence

Kill off enough of the masses and even if the planet and the know-how is left, there's nobody to do the work.

SPACE VIKINGHENRY BEAM PIPER

By the time a fighter had any real experience and know-how in the old days, his body was shot.

The top grafting method shown is easy and sure if you have "the know-how and skill."

He has the kind of brilliant technical know-how which makes what goes on inside of a plane of paramount interest to him.

As I mentioned earlier, I think we are well equipped in know-how and in equipment.

WARREN COMMISSION (4 OF 26): HEARINGS VOL. IV (OF 15)THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY

You're the only pilot left who's been trained for the big jump—the only man with the specialized know-how.

This fellow Pringle worked along for a couple weeks and showed us he had the old know-how in his fingers.

Liberal watering is the "know-how" that a person must have to make a success of growing; good plants in window and veranda boxes.

Simkins was only too glad to put Tom's quick mind and keen technical know-how to use.

You have the know-how and more general experience, and can do it.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985