talent
gb/tˈælənt/ us/tˈælənt/
B1
Kiingereza
~ 2800
tehetség, tehetséges szakember, talentum, talanton
NOMINO
B1
1
tehetség
B1
Muundo wa matumizi:
[someone] has a talent for [something]
She has a real talent for painting landscapes.
Igazi tehetsége van a tájképek festéséhez.
His musical talent was obvious from a young age.
Zenei tehetsége már fiatal korától nyilvánvaló volt.
The company is looking for talent in the field of software engineering.
They recognized her talent and offered her a scholarship.
He discovered his talent for public speaking in high school.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
She has a talent for drawing.
Tehetsége van a rajzoláshoz.
He shows talent in singing.
Tehetséget mutat az éneklésben.
I have no talent for cooking.
My brother has a talent for fixing things.
She is developing her talent in writing.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners sometimes confuse 'talent' with 'skill'; 'talent' usually refers to a natural ability, while 'skill' can be learned.
Maana
Natural ability or skill
Miunganiko ya maneno
natural talent
|raw talent
|talent for
|show talent
|develop talent
Visawe
ability (More general; does not necessarily imply natural aptitude.)
|
aptitude (Often used for natural suitability, especially in learning or skills.)
Vinyume
incompetence (Lack of ability or skill.)
|
ineptitude (Complete lack of skill in a particular area.)
Mada
personal qualities
|work
|education
|core_vocabulary
Ufafanuzi
A natural skill or ability to do something well.
A natural aptitude or skill for doing something well, often in a specific area such as art, music, sports, or problem-solving.
NOMINO
B2
2
tehetség
B1
Muundo wa matumizi:
[organization] attracts/recruits talent
The company is trying to attract top talent from around the country.
A vállalat igyekszik az ország minden tájáról magához vonzani a kiemelkedő tehetségeket.
Young talent is essential for the future of the industry.
A fiatal tehetségek nélkülözhetetlenek az iparág jövője szempontjából.
Hollywood is always searching for fresh talent.
They are recruiting new talent to join their design team.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
The team needs new talent.
A csapatnak új tehetségekre van szüksége.
The company hires young talent.
A cég fiatal tehetségeket vesz fel.
They want to keep good talent.
We have a lot of talent in our school.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners may confuse this meaning with the personal quality sense; here it refers collectively to people, not the ability itself.
Maana
Skilled people in a field
Miunganiko ya maneno
top talent
|young talent
|recruit talent
|retain talent
Visawe
skilled workers (Focuses on employment context.)
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professionals (Refers to qualified people in a profession; not always implying exceptional skill.)
Vinyume
unskilled workers (People without special training or ability.)
Mada
business
|employment
|work
|core_vocabulary
Ufafanuzi
People who have special skills or abilities that are useful for work or activities.
People who have skills or abilities, especially those who are considered valuable to an organization or industry.
NOMINO
C1
ARCHAIC
3
In ancient Greece, a talent was a large sum of money.
Az ókori Görögországban egy talentum nagy pénzösszegnek számított.
The debt was measured in talents of silver.
Az adósság nagyságát ezüsttalentumokban adták meg.
Historians estimate that one talent weighed about 26 kilograms.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
A talent was money in ancient times.
A talentum az ókorban pénzegység volt.
The king paid with talents of gold.
A király aranytalentumokkal fizetett.
One talent was heavy.
Maana
Ancient unit of weight/money
Visawe
measure (Generic term; lacks historical specificity.)
Mada
history
|finance
|core_vocabulary
Ufafanuzi
A unit of weight and money used long ago in some parts of the world.
An ancient unit of weight and value used in the Middle East and Mediterranean, varying by region and period.
Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
talent
IPA
GB/tˈælənt/
US/tˈælənt/
Silabi na mkazo
tal - ent (silabi 2)
Stress on 1st syllable (tal)
Maumbo ya neno
Noun
- Base: talent
- Plural: talent, talents
Familia ya neno
Forms
talents
noun
Core family
talented
adjective B1
Negative and opposite forms
untalented
adjective B2
talentless
adjective
Semi
talent show
1/tˈælənt ʃˈoʊ/
fixed phrase
Event to display skills
An event where people perform to show their special skills, like singing, dancing, or magic.
Mifano
- Our school is holding a talent show next Friday.
- She won first place in the local talent show.
raw talent
1/ɹˈɑ tˈælənt/
fixed phrase
Natural ability without training
A natural skill that someone has without practice or training.
Mifano
- She has raw talent that needs guidance and practice.
- The coach spotted her raw talent immediately.
- The coach saw raw talent in the young player.
- His painting shows raw talent despite no formal lessons.
talent scout
1/tˈælənt skˈaʊt/
fixed phrase
Person who finds skilled people
A person whose job is to look for people with special skills, especially in sports or entertainment.
Mifano
- A talent scout noticed him playing football and offered him a trial.
- A talent scout spotted her at a local show.
- The band was discovered by a famous talent scout.
- He dreams of becoming a talent scout for a big record label.