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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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