Talented meaning in English
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Definition
talented: gifted, accomplished, very good, expert
a talent: a gift, an ability, a skill, an aptitude
She has a talent for the saxophone; she plays it very well.
Pronunciation examples
UK: My talents lie in human resources.
US: Philip thinks he is a very talented lover.
- "Greg : What is your unusual talent?"
- "Tonight we're talking to people with unusual talents."
- "I'm writing because I'm contractually obliged to remind you that today is the "Delavigne talent show", also known as "Delavigne's got talent"."
- "Lots of talent, but you need to have the right agent to promote you, otherwise you'll never make it in Hollywood."
- "Listen Marlene, I think you've got talent."
- "Host : Hello, and welcome to "San Francisco Has Talent"!"
- "Bruno : Hello everyone and welcome to "Delavigne's Got Talent"."
- "Mercifully, one of my holiday prayers has been answered, and there will be only two displays of "talent" this year."
- "At the same time, Philip developed a talent for sales while travelling door to door with his father and selling first hot dogs, then toasters, and eventually insurance policies."
- "Bruno : Edward, we want to exploit, I mean, use your musical talent."
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