be (someone's) strong suit

To be something, such as a subject, activity, or field, at which someone is particularly skilled or adept. Working with computers was never my strong suit, so this receptionist position is going to be a real challenge for me. Movie trivia is one of Sam's strong suits, so I think we should ask her to be on our pub quiz team.

be your ˈstrong point/suit

be a thing that you do well: Writing letters has never been my strong point. Logic is definitely not his strong suit.

词组	be (someone's) strong suit
释义	be (someone's) strong suit be (someone's) strong suit To be something, such as a subject, activity, or field, at which someone is particularly skilled or adept. Working with computers was never my strong suit, so this receptionist position is going to be a real challenge for me. Movie trivia is one of Sam's strong suits, so I think we should ask her to be on our pub quiz team. See also: strong, suit Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be your ˈstrong point/suit be a thing that you do well: Writing letters has never been my strong point. Logic is definitely not his strong suit. See also: point, strong, suit Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: be (one's) strong point be your strong point/suit strong suit long suit long suit, one's strong point better than a/one step ahead one jump ahead one jump ahead of someone/something
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