talented

talented — adjective

1. A talented person has a natural ability, especially in a creative field, that al

1.形容詞B1
釋義

A talented person has a natural ability, especially in a creative field, that allows them to perform much better than most people.

例句

Rachid is a talented guitarist who can play many different styles of music.

talented + noun (guitarist)

The school's talented young athletes won several medals at the competition.

attributive: talented before noun

同義詞
  • gifted

    Overlaps with 'talented' but is more common for intellectual ability; often implies inborn genius rather than developed skill.

  • skilful

    Focuses on practised ability rather than natural talent; a person can be skilful through training alone.

  • accomplished

    More formal; implies high achievement that has been recognised over time.

反義詞
  • untalented

    Direct opposite; lacking natural ability.

  • unskilled

    Focuses on lack of training or experience rather than lack of natural talent.

文法句型

be + talented

talented + noun

talented at/in + noun/-ing

用法筆記

Often followed by 'at' or 'in' to show the area of ability: 'talented at drawing', 'talented in mathematics'. More common in creative and performing fields than in academic contexts, where 'gifted' is often preferred.

常見錯誤

❌She is a talent singer.
✅She is a talented singer.
💡'Talent' is a noun; add '-ed' to form the adjective.
❌He is very talent in music.
✅He is very talented in music.
💡Use the adjective form 'talented' after 'be'.