talent
noun
uk
/ˈtæl.ənt/ us
/ˈtæl.ənt/talent noun (NATURAL ABILITY)
B1 [ C or U ]
- She has loads of natural talent as a runner and with rigorous training she could be a world-beater.
- I play the piano tolerably well, though I have no particular talent for it.
- Musically speaking , this band has a lot of talent.
- She has a God-given talent as a painter.
- Creativity, ingenuity and flair are the songwriter's real talents.
talent noun (PERSON/PEOPLE)
[ U ]
business
specialized
[ U ] UK informal old-fashioned
- My great regret is that I never found a musical partner, a real talent who could have written the right songs for me.
- Too many executives regard talent management as the responsibility of the firm's department of human resources.
- What we must do is invest a lot more in our own home-grown talent.