know-how

Converse of object

• acquire: We might say that the subject has a responsibility to acquire this know-how.
• possess: Indeed, the knowledge and know-how possessed by university people will be essential in the many societal changes we face.
• combine: The winner of Best New Product for Export combines technical know-how with one of Scotland's finest native species.
• lack: However his trustees lacked the know-how to put these charitable wishes into effect.
• require: Each activity will require specific know-how that you will be able to acquire with each play.
• apply: Q: Can you apply sports science know-how to any sport?

Preposition: in

• field: It harnesses the know-how in this field across Europe, bringing it to the desktop of any healthcare professional.

Adjective modifier

• technological: Sara begins to suspect the company could be involved in some sinister ways of using its technological know-how.
• technical: Science - mere technical know-how - is not enough.
• tactical: Gradually flaws in his tactical know-how, despite his successes at Lazio, began to show.
• practical: This is a one-year course giving you the skills to combine your academic knowledge with practical know-how.
• nuclear: Six other people under investigation, including nuclear scientists, are also said to have confessed to leaking nuclear know-how outside Pakistan.
• valuable: You receive a lot of valuable know-how, which can be applied to your practice.

Modifies a noun

• transfer: The partner would be responsible of the selected technology and know-how transfer.

Noun used with modifier

• manufacturing: Oxford BioMedica has core expertise in gene delivery, as well as in-house clinical, regulatory and manufacturing know-how.
• engineering: With a lot of lateral thinking and engineering know-how I got it installed and working by Silverstone 1998.
• marketing: And they should share information on consumer behavior with those who have the marketing know-how.
• industry: Foot Anstey is a major regional firm with a wealth of experience and industry know-how.
• specialist: Our assignments are led by highly qualified and experienced staff with specialist know-how and skills.
• computer: Anyone, even a child with limited or no computer know-how, can use these packages to hack into your systems.