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cazatalentos mf invBrE also talent spotter noun cazatalentos mf* * *BrE also talent spotter noun cazatalentos mf -
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'tælənt(a special ability or cleverness; a skill: a talent for drawing.) talento- talentedtalent n talentotr['tælənt]1 (special ability) talento, dotes nombre masculino plural■ all the men were eyeing up the local talent todos los hombres pasaban revista a las chicas del lugar\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLtalent scout cazatalentos mf invtalent ['tælənt] n: talento m, don mn.• cantera s.f.• capacidad s.f.• cerebro s.m.• despejo s.m.• don s.m.• dote s.m.• gente de talento s.f.• ingenio s.m.• numen s.m.• talento s.m.'tælənta) u c (aptitude, skill) talento mb) u ( talented people) gente f con talentoc) u ( attractive women or men) (BrE colloq)['tælǝnt]1. Nto have a talent for sth: he's got a real talent for languages — tiene verdadera facilidad para los idiomas
2) (=talented people) gente f capaz, gente f de talento; (=talented person) talento m3) * (=opposite sex) tíos(-as) mpl/fpl buenos(-as) *, material *there's not much talent here tonight — aquí no hay mucho donde escoger esta noche, aquí no hay material *
to eye up the talent — pasar revista a lo que se ofrece *, comprobar el material *
4) (Hist) (=coin, weight) talento m2.CPDtalent contest N — concurso m de talentos
talent scout, talent spotter N — cazatalentos mf inv
talent show N — concurso m de talentos
* * *['tælənt]a) u c (aptitude, skill) talento mb) u ( talented people) gente f con talentoc) u ( attractive women or men) (BrE colloq) -
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1. noun1) (a person, aircraft etc sent out to bring in information, spy etc: The scouts reported that there were Indians nearby.) explorador2) ((with capital: formerly Boy Scout) a member of the Scout Movement, an organization of boys formed to develop alertness and strong character.) explorador, scout
2. verb(to act as a scout or spy: A party was sent ahead to scout.) reconocer el terreno, buscar, andar en busca descout n scout
scout /(e)s'kau(t)/ sustantivo masculino y femenino scout
scout adjetivo & mf scout ' scout' also found in these entries: Spanish: explorador - explorar English: cub scout - girl guide - girl scout - scout - scout around - boy - cub - explorer - girltr[skaʊt]2 (boy) scout nombre masculino3 (talent spotter) cazatalentos nombre masulino o femenino4 (act of scouting) busca, búsqueda1 SMALLMILITARY/SMALL reconocer el terreno2 (look for) buscar (about/around, -), andar en busca de (about/around, -)\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLscout camp acampada de scoutsscout troop grupo scoutscout ['skaʊt] vi1) reconnoiter: reconocer2)to scout around for : explorar en busca descout n1) : explorador m, -dora fn.• batidor s.m.• corredor, -ora s.m.,f.• descubridor, -ora s.m.,f.• escampavía s.f.• escucha s.f.• exploración s.f.• explorador, -ora s.m.,f.• niño explorador s.m.• reconocimiento s.m.v.• explorar v.
I skaʊt1)a) ( person) explorador, -dora m,f, escucha mfb) (look, search) (no pl)to have a scout around (the area) — explorar or recorrer la zona, hacer* un reconocimiento de la zona
2) also Scout ( boy scout) explorador m, (boy) scout m; ( girl scout) exploradora f, (girl) scout f; (before n)the scout movement — el escutismo, el movimiento de los scouts
3) ( talent scout) cazatalentos mf
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a) ( Mil) reconocer* el terrenob) ( search)to scout FOR something — andar* en busca de algo
Phrasal Verbs:[skaʊt]1. N(talent) scout — (Sport, Cine, Theat) cazatalentos mf inv
2) * (=reconnaissance) reconocimiento m ; (=search) búsqueda fto have a scout round — reconocer or explorar el terreno
we'll have a scout (round) for it — (fig) lo buscaremos
2.VI (=explore) explorar; (Mil) reconocer el terreno3.CPDscout car N — (Mil) vehículo m de reconocimiento
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I [skaʊt]1)a) ( person) explorador, -dora m,f, escucha mfb) (look, search) (no pl)to have a scout around (the area) — explorar or recorrer la zona, hacer* un reconocimiento de la zona
2) also Scout ( boy scout) explorador m, (boy) scout m; ( girl scout) exploradora f, (girl) scout f; (before n)the scout movement — el escutismo, el movimiento de los scouts
3) ( talent scout) cazatalentos mf
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a) ( Mil) reconocer* el terrenob) ( search)to scout FOR something — andar* en busca de algo
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