Translation for 'knack' from English to Spanish

knack

truco {m} [habilidad que se adquiere]

• Gamraj has a knack of inviting troubles and landing himself into the soup.
• As a legislator, Forehand has a knack for recognizing early on the technologies and trends that will affect her constituents and the State economy.
• Jellicoe's best known play is "The Knack" first performed at the Royal Court in 1962.
• Schwartzwalder had a knack for developing excellent running backs through their college careers, including Heisman Trophy winner Ernie Davis, Jim Brown, Floyd Little, Jim Nance, and Larry Csonka.
• Hulbert had a knack for the Plantation Course at the Kapalua International, an event he won in 1991, and finished 2nd to Davis Love III in 1992.

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• "He had a knack for telling a good story, so when I came across his lectures on jihad, I was hooked" Khalid writes.
• In 2015, HBO's science fiction drama "Westworld" added Collins as Lawrence / El Lazo, a charming but lethal outlaw, with a knack for maneuvering and negotiating the various criminal elements.
• Humpty Dumpty has a knack of disassembling and reassembling different items.
• In general, his contemporaries described him as the ruler of the wise and intelligent, who had a knack of military command and diplomacy.
• He grew up on Park Lane Circle in Toronto, where he discovered himself, his love of animals, and his knack for outrageous endeavors.

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• Many politicians have the knack to remember thousands of names and faces. United States Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton were renowned for their memories.
• Detective Avraham Avraham, a New York police detective and religious Jew, has a special knack for solving crimes.
• He found that he had a knack for the training and coaching side of sport in general and Volleyball in particular.
• Throughout this period of his career, Kallis was still valued for his bowling. He contributed valuable economical overs and had a knack for taking important wickets.
• Zig’s knack for finding really cool cover versions of popular hits.

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• Bae has departed from the tradition of mainstream literature and created her own literary world based on a unique style and knack for psychological description.
• From composer and big band leader James Last, he bought a late 50s Gibson EB bass guitar, with which he developed his legendary "Knack bass" sound that would become an integral feature in the Easy Listening orchestra of Bert Kaempfert.
• Whenever his regiment was running low on food, McKiernan had a knack of somehow finding meat and provisions, hence the name "Joe Beef" [...].
• A clever [...] with an uncanny knack for winning scrum possession, Mulholland had a brief stint for the Canterbury-Bankstown club in 1973.