talent

1 عمومی:: (talented) استعداد، نعمت‌ خدا داده‌، درون‌ داشت‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general:: noun ability: Some talent is acquired, some learned. noun knack: She has a talent for teaching.

Simple Definitions

2 general::   noun ADJ. considerable, enormous, exceptional, extraordinary, formidable, genuine, great, major, outstanding, prodigious, rare, real, remarkable, special, tremendous, undoubted, unique | God-given, inborn, innate, natural, raw Hard work is important, but it is no substitute for raw talent. | hidden, undiscovered | mediocre | fresh, new The company is always looking out for new talent. | young | precocious | home-grown, local one of the few teams that relies on home-grown talent | top We are losing our top talent to other countries who pay more. | acting, artistic, creative, literary, managerial, musical, scientific, vocal, writing VERB + TALENT have, possess The lad has undoubted talent. | demonstrate, display, reveal, show | flaunt, show off The banquet gave the chef a chance to flaunt his talents. | direct, redirect, turn After making her name as a singer, she turned her talents to acting. | discover, recognize, spot, unearth She has a keen eye for spotting talent. United have unearthed a real talent in this young defender. | build (on), cultivate, develop, harness, make the most of, nurture, realize, tap, use, utilize an effort to develop his creative talents to the full The theatre visits schools to tap young talent. | squander, waste His parents accused him of wasting his talents and abilities. TALENT + VERB lie Her talents lay in organization. TALENT + NOUN scout, spotter | competition, contest, show PREP. of ~ He is a violinist of exceptional talent. | with/without ~ kids with musical talent | ~ for You have a natural talent for storytelling. PHRASES a man/woman, etc. of many talents, a pool of talent Hollywood directors have a marvellous pool of acting talent to draw from. | a wealth of talent There is a wealth of talent out there in our schools.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

3 general:: talent verbs have talent • Greg has a real talent for drawing. show talent • Zach was the only one who showed any natural talent. use your talents • They have been using their artistic talents to brighten up the school. develop your talent • Education allows people to develop their talents to the full. waste your talents • They felt their son was wasting his talents and his time. sb’s talents flourish (= develop successfully ) • The school created an atmosphere in which young talent could flourish. adjectives great/considerable/exceptional talent • He had a great talent for making money. real talent • She has real talent and with a little help she could go far. natural talent • Ronaldo is a player of immense natural talent. raw talent (= used to describe someone with natural ability who has not had much training ) • He’s got lots of raw talent but he needs a good coach. a hidden talent • Have a go – you may discover a hidden talent! musical/artistic/creative etc talent • It was at school that Brian’s musical talents were spotted. talent + NOUN a talent contest/show/competition • Don’t assume winning a talent contest is a passport to success. phrases a wealth of talent (= a large amount of talent ) • There’s a wealth of musical talent in New York and other large American cities. a pool of talent (= lots of talented people ) • Employers can draw on an enormous pool of talent in this area.

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