| 词组 | talent |
| 释义 | talent /ˈtælənt/ noun a natural ability to do something welladjectivesgreat/considerable/immense talent He had a great talent for making money.exceptional talent (=unusually good talent) Pamuk is a writer of exceptional talent.real talent She has real talent and could become a top international player.natural talent Dahl had a natural talent for seeing a story from a child’s point of view.raw talent (=natural ability without much training) He’s got lots of raw talent but he needs a good coach.homegrown talent (=of people from within your own club, town, country etc) There isn’t enough homegrown talent in English Premier League soccer.untapped talent (=talented people whom the public does not know about) There’s a huge amount of untapped acting talent within local theatre groups.a hidden talent (=one that other people do not know about) He has lots of hidden talents!precocious talent (=a lot of talent in a young person) From an early age he displayed a precocious talent for computing.musical/artistic/creative etc talent It was at school that her musical talents were spotted.verbshave talent also possess talent formal Your son has a real talent for drawing.show talent A few of the young players showed natural talent.use your talents The students have been using their artistic talents to brighten up the school.develop your talent A good teacher allows students to develop their talent to the full.waste your talents also squander your talents formal She was an impressive player who was clearly wasting her talents at this club.spot/discover talent He visits football grounds around the country in order to spot new talent.showcase talent (=give people the chance to show their talent publicly) The competition is a way to showcase top UK talent in dance.foster/nurture talent (=encourage and develop people’s talent) The aim of these classes is to nurture talent.sb’s talents flourish (=develop successfully) The school created an atmosphere in which talent could flourish.sb’s talent lies in sth (=used for saying what someone is good at) His real talent lies in organizing parties.talent + nounsa talent contest/show/competition Winning a major talent contest can be the start of a career.a talent scout/spotter (=whose job is to find people with talent) He worked as a talent scout for a top football club.prepositionsa talent for (doing) sth She realized that she had a talent for making people laugh.with/of talent (=who has talent) There are plenty of players with talent, but you need more than that to succeed.without talent He is young and handsome but, I’m afraid, completely without talent.phrasesa wealth of talent (=a large amount of talent) There’s a wealth of musical talent in our school.a pool of talent (=lots of talented people) Employers can draw on an enormous pool of talent in this city.a man/woman of many talents often humorous He plays the violin and he bakes bread – a man of many talents! |
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