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talent

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈtælənt/

talent means: A natural ability to do something very well.

noun

NATURAL ABILITYB1

A natural ability to do something very well.

  • He has a talent for music.
  • Her teachers noticed her talent early.
  • Do you think talent matters more than practice?

How to use it: a talent for something/doing something (She has a talent for telling stories.)

Similar words: gift, ability, flair

Common phrases: talent for something, natural talent, musical talent

SKILLED PEOPLEB2

People who are especially good at something, considered together or individually.

  • The club needs fresh talent.
  • Our agency represents young talent from across the country.
  • The show introduced a remarkable new talent.

Similar words: talented people

Common phrases: young talent, local talent, attract talent

ATTRACTIVE PEOPLEC2

People someone notices because they find them physically attractive.

  • He was checking out the local talent.
  • They joked about the talent at the club.
  • She went to the beach to admire the talent.

Common phrases: local talent, check the talent

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