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talent

Pronunciation: [ˈtælənt]

Word

Learn how to use talent in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “ability or skill”

(noun) a natural ability or skill that someone has. It’s like when you can do something really well without having to practice a lot, like drawing or playing a musical instrument.

Example

She has a talent for singing that amazes everyone who hears her.

Example

He doesn't have the same talent for sports as his friends do.

Example

What talent do you wish you had?

Context: “gifted person”

(noun) a person who has a lot of skill or ability in a specific area. It’s someone who is very good at something, like a talented artist or a gifted athlete.

Example

The school invited a talented musician to perform for the students.

Example

Not everyone can be a talented dancer; it takes hard work too.

Example

Who is the most talented person you know?

Context: “gifts or abilities”

(noun) the natural gifts or abilities that people have. It means what someone can do very well, like being good at math or sports.

Example

His talent for solving puzzles impressed everyone at the competition.

Example

Despite her talent for art, she decided to pursue medicine instead.

Example

What talents do you think are important in life?

How to pronounce talent

Pronunciation: [ˈtælənt]

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