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talented

/ˈtæləntɪd/

Traduction: Qui possède des aptitudes naturelles ou un don remarquable dans un domaine, ou qui fait preuve d'habileté et de compétence dans ce qu'il fait.

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adjective

/ˈtæləntɪd/B1formal
  • frQui possède des aptitudes naturelles ou un don remarquable dans un domaine, ou qui fait preuve d'habileté et de compétence dans ce qu'il fait.

Having a natural aptitude or skill for something; showing an innate ability to perform a task or excel in a particular area.

  1. Possessing innate aptitudeB1formal

    Having a natural ability or gift for a particular activity or subject, often evident from an early age.

    frDoué, ayant un talent naturel

    • She is a very ___ singer.
    • Our school is proud of its ___ students.
    • He is extremely ___ at drawing.
    • The orchestra is full of ___ musicians.
    • A ___ young writer published her first novel.

    Synonymesaptendowedgifted

    Antonymesineptunskilleduntalented

  2. Displaying refined skillB1formalart

    Showing a high level of acquired or natural proficiency in a particular craft, art, or discipline.

    frdoué, talentueux

    • The production featured a ___ cast.
    • A ___ chef can create magic with simple ingredients.
    • She gave a ___ performance on the piano.
    • His ___ hands crafted the intricate sculpture.
    • We need more ___ individuals in this field.

    Synonymesaccomplishedadeptadroitconsummatedexterousexpertgiftedmasterlyproficientskilled

    Antonymesincompetentinepttalentlessunskilleduntalented

Formes
  • more talented comparative form
  • most talented superlative form
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