knowhow
Noun
Meaning
knowhow (countable and uncountable, plural knowhows)
Alternative spelling of know-how
Examples
Chelsea are crying out for some leadership and knowhow at the back and Silva will also be able to mentor the many young hopefuls aiming to break into Lampard's squad.
And, with Amazon owning one of the world's largest cloud computing networks, it certainly has the knowhow and potential to build a low latency cloud gaming service to take on the might of Google and Microsoft.
Research heavily relies on studying brain physiology, diagnosis requires precision in observation of cognitive, emotional and behavioural symptoms and treatment requires solid knowhow of therapy and the fine art of making conversation and connection.
Lacking confidence, acumen and knowhow in reviving the economy, it appears the SLPP are still in the process of trying to sell their legitimacy in power to the nation, as many people are now convinced that they came to power through the back door.
From Born Fast Stay Fast Technology, to the new GPU Turbo technology, every breakthrough in EMUI comes from the slow accumulation of technological knowhow over many years.
If your child has that much technical knowhow though, they may also be able to disable SafeSearch.