talent
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UK talent n: (ability, aptitude)
SC 天资 tiān zī
SC 才干 tiān zī，cái gàn
The teacher told the parents that their daughter showed exceptional talent.
老师告诉家长，说他们的女儿天资异禀。
talent n: (gifted or able person)
SC 有才之士 yǒu cái zhī shì
SC 人才 yǒu cái zhī shì，rén cái
TC 人才
TC 人才
The music producer could recognise a talent when he saw one.
这位音乐制作人一眼就能认出谁是人才。
talent n: UK, slang, figurative, uncountable (potential sexual partners)
SC 性感的女人
SC 尤物
Evelyn looked around the club to see what the talent was like.
talent n: uncountable (gifted or skilled people)
SC 天才 tiān cái
TC 天才
TC 天才
This duo are the talent behind the movie's impressive special effects.
have a talent for [sth], have a talent for doing [sth] v expr: (be naturally good at)
SC 有做…的天分或才华 yǒu zuò … de tiān fèn huò cái huá
Steve has a talent for drawing; his portraits are particularly good.
have a talent for [sth], have a talent for doing [sth] v expr: (be prone to)
SC 易于..., 很容易...
Ellen has a real talent for getting into trouble.
hidden talent n: (secret ability or skill)
SC 隐藏的天赋，隐藏的天分
I didn't know you could draw so well, you're just full of hidden talent.
literary talent n: (skill as a creative writer)
SC 文采 wén cǎi
SC 文学天赋 wén cǎi，wén xué tiān fù
Margaret's literary talent has made her famous as a writer.
literary talent n: (authors skilled at creative writing)
SC 文学天才 wén xué tiān cái
TC 文學天才
TC 文學天才
The agency represents literary talent and helps them to get book contracts.
musical talent n: (natural aptitude for music)
SC 音乐天赋 yīn yuè tiān fù
TC 音樂天賦
TC 音樂天賦
Tim's musical talent was evident from an early age; he could play the guitar by the time he was five.
talent scout n: (recruiter: for sports, entertainment)
SC 星探 xīng tàn
SC 人才发掘者 xīng tàn，rén cái fā jué zhě
Paul joined the local football team, and soon a talent scout spotted him.
talent show n: (contest between amateur performers)
SC 才艺展示 cái yì zhǎn shì
TC 才藝展示
TC 才藝展示
Talent shows are very popular on TV at the moment.
I placed third in the talent show.
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