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talent

[tal-uhnt] / ˈtæl ənt /


Example Sentences

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He had no talents like singing or dancing or sports that Zeke could remember.

From Literature

On the field, Mensah has the talents to anchor teams with national championship aspirations.

From The Wall Street Journal

China's engineering talent base and the lower cost of generating electricity there work in its favour, said Tang Heiwai, an economics professor at the University of Hong Kong.

From Barron's

She noted that the actor had been "cancelled" by the state, dropped from his talent agency and had been edited out of a recent rom-com that was just about to be released.

From BBC

The departures are a sign of how the heated AI race that is consuming hundreds of billions of dollars and transforming the economy is as much a battle for talent as technology.

From The Wall Street Journal