<Li> Portuguese: Pau pra toda obra ("Wood for every (building) work"); João - Faz - Tudo ("John - Does - Everything"); Homem dos sete ofícios ("Man of seven trades"). The expression "quem tem jeito para tudo, não tem jeito para nada" ("Those who are talented at everything, are talented at nothing") conveys a similar meaning . </Li> <Li> Romanian: Bun la toate și la nimic ("Good at everything and at nothing") </Li> <Li> Russian: И швец, и жнец, и на дуде игрец ("And tailor and reaper and pipe player")--means that person tries to be or actually is specialist in many unrelated professions . Специалист широкого профиля ("Specialist in wide range")--being an oxymoron widely used with irony, though some people use it in positive sense . Мастер на все руки ("Master in all hands"). Used only as a term of praise . За десять дел возьмется, ни одно не закончит ("Starts ten things, finishes none"). В каждой бочке затычка ("A peg for every barrel")--someone who wants to add his word to every discussion (very often has negative meaning, used for someone annoying). </Li> <Li> Serbian: Devojka za sve / Девојка за све ("A girl for everything") if used with a negative connotation . Specijalista opšte prakse / Специјалиста опште праксе ("General practitioner") used with a negative connotation, though rarely because of the medical professional with the same title . Majstor svih zanata / Мајстор свих заната ("Master of all trades") if used with a positive connotation . </Li>

Jack of all trades idiom meaning in hindi