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English Proverbs: Jack of All Trades and Master of None

A person who is skilled at everything rarely masters any one thing well. Jack of all trades: A person who is skilled at everything.

A person who is skilled at everything rarely masters any one thing well.

Jack of all trades

Jack of all trades:

A person who is skilled at everything.

Jack [dʒæk]:

Diminutive for John.

A person, a boy.

All [ɔ:l]:

Everything.

The whole, all of it.

Everyone, everybody, any.

Trade [treid]:

Craft, occupation, profession.

Trade, retail commerce.

Master [‘ma:stə]:

Master, craftsman.

Master, expert, maestro.

Owner, proprietor, holder.

To master, to acquire, to learn.

None [nʌn]:

Nobody, no one, not one, none, nothing.

Not at all, not the least, not at all.

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