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Meanings of gifted in English

Portuguese
dotado
Spanish
dotado

Endowed with talent or talents.

dotado
Usage of gifted in English
1
In the 57th minute, however, Juve were gifted an opportunity to score.
The Guardian
2
They think only particularly gifted people can do and understand these procedures.
The South African
3
A gifted law student in Paris was challenged: Your Church was great!
The Irish Times
4
Hundreds of families were devastated, gifted eternal grief by a draconian state.
The Guardian
5
I thought of painting the sea, not that I'm a gifted artist.
The spurned viscountess
6
Only in the hands of the gifted does it become supremely good.
History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Volume 04
7
The truly gifted flourish only in the by-ways of Pera and Stamboul.
The Innocents Abroad
8
He was described in Italian reports as a passionate and gifted student.
The Guardian
9
He was musically gifted and it was, he says, a good decision.
The Irish Times
10
There may be whole generations of artists gifted in this particular stunt.
Adventures in the Arts / Informal Chapters on Painters, Vaudevil...
11
The Munster Senior League side gifted College a goal after 20 minutes.
The Irish Times
12
Amis is a gifted, of the moment satirist with extraordinary linguistic energy.
The Irish Times
13
On the voyage, the gifted bird was the hero of the vessel.
St. Nicholas, Vol. 5, No. 4, February 1878
14
And, while we're on the subject, he's not a particularly gifted singer.
The Irish Times
15
He was largely gifted with filial piety, which is everything in China.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 20, June, 1859 / A Magazine...
16
He was a gifted player who simply didn't get the job done.
The Irish Times
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Translations for gifted
Portuguese
dotadotalentoso
Gifted through the time
Gifted across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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