talent

∗ ≈

el talento

∗ noun

talent
[ˈtælənt]
sustantivo
1talento (m) dotes (f pl) (ability); talento (m) (person with ability)
  • talent scout or spotter (Mus & Sport) -> cazatalentos (sustantivo masculino invariable)
2ganado (m) titis (mfpl) (familiar) (attractive people) (británico)

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talent [ta-lent]
sustantivo
1Talento, dotes de la naturalez
adjetivo
2Talento, aptitud notable, capacidad, habilidad natural, ingenio.
3Talento, moneda o suma de monedas que usaron los antiguos.

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talent [ˈtælənt]
noun
1 (natural ability) talento; (m)for para
a writer of great talent un escritor de muchísimo talento
a child with talent he's got lots of talent
to have a talent for sth: he's got a real talent for languages tiene verdadera facilidad para los idiomas; she had a talent for making people laugh tenía el don de saber hacer reír a la gente
she's proud that both her children have a talent for music a talent for cooking
2 (talented people) gente capaz; (f) gente de talento; (f)
we risk a major loss of talent to overseas jobs
 (talented person) talento; (m)
he's a natural talent
he encourages young talent promociona a los jóvenes talentos; he watches for talent at away matches busca jugadores de talento en los partidos fuera de casa
3 (informal) (opposite sex) tíosastías buenosasbuenas;as tías (m) (f)as buenas (informal) material; (informal)
there's not much talent here tonight aquí no hay mucho donde escoger esta noche; aquí no hay material; (informal) to eye up the talent pasar revista a lo que se ofrece; (informal) comprobar el material; (informal)
he went down to the club to eye up the talent
4 (Hist) (coin, weight) talento; (m)
modifier
talent contest (n) concurso de talentos; (m)
talent scout talent spotter (n) cazatalentos; (m)

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