Oxford Spanish Dictionary
английский
испанский
talent [америк. ˈtælənt, брит. ˈtalənt] СУЩ.
1.1. talent U or C (aptitude, skill):
1.3. talent U (attractive women or men) брит. разг.:
2. talent C ИСТ.:
- talent
- talento м.
talent scout, брит. also talent spotter СУЩ.
- talent scout
- cazatalentos м. и ж.
в словаре PONS
английский
испанский
talent [ˈtælənt] СУЩ.
1. talent (ability):
- talent
- talento м.
2. talent брит., австрал. ирон.:
- prodigious achievement, talent
- prodigioso, -a
- he is lacking in talent/experience
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- unused talent, energy
- malgastado, -a
в словаре PONS
английский
испанский
talent [ˈtæl·ənt] СУЩ. (ability)
- talent
- talento м.
- prodigious achievement, talent
- prodigioso, -a
- he is lacking in talent/experience
-
- unused talent, energy
- malgastado, -a
- talent scout
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- she lacks talent/experience
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This valuable publication is the opportunity that students require to show their creative talents.
en.wikipedia.org His teacher recognized his talent and encouraged his parents to send him to piano lessons.
en.wikipedia.org Her future husband proposed to her after recognising her talents and allowing her to lead the small nursing department.
en.wikipedia.org His father, himself an amateur painter, thought that his artistic talent and interest in engineering would best be served in architecture.
en.wikipedia.org Although she has a talent for building machines, she does not appear to have much actual understanding of science, or of anything else.
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