If you want to describe someone as being highly skilled or competent, you can use phrases such as "highly proficient," "expert," "master," or "adept." Here are a few examples:
"She is highly proficient in Spanish, having studied the language for many years."
"He is an expert in computer programming, with years of experience in the field."
"She is a master of diplomacy, able to navigate difficult situations with ease."
"He is an adept musician, able to play a variety of instruments with ease."
You can also use these phrases to describe someone's abipty in a specific subject or activity, such as "She is a master chef" or "He is an expert in ancient history."
"She is highly proficient in Spanish, having studied the language for many years."
"He is an expert in computer programming, with years of experience in the field."
"She is a master of diplomacy, able to navigate difficult situations with ease."
"He is an adept musician, able to play a variety of instruments with ease."
You can also use these phrases to describe someone's abipty in a specific subject or activity, such as "She is a master chef" or "He is an expert in ancient history."