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Meanings of talented in English

Portuguese
dotado
Spanish
dotado

Endowed with talent or talents.

dotado
Usage of talented in English
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The Brexit process has given Ireland many new dynamic and talented citizens.
The Irish Times
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North Korea needs talented individuals to lead the country into the future.
The Guardian
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The young and talented Minnesota Timberwolves feel their time will come soon.
Reuters
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Mark is incredibly talented, one of the great British actors working today.
The Guardian
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ED: It was great; we knew we had some talented people there.
Ebony
6
By a Diamond, not married; and of wealth or social esteem; talented.
The Square of Sevens: An Authoritative Method of Cartomancy with...
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You have never seen so many talented people looking quite so uncomfortable.
The Irish Times
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In twenty-one years she had produced fifteen healthy and surprisingly talented children.
Geomancer (Well of Echoes)
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However the talented secondrow-cum-backrow returned to training with his province on Monday.
The Irish Times
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Fewer immigrants also means fewer talented people from overseas to fill jobs.
News.com.au
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Attracting talented people to work in your organisation is only the start.
The Irish Times
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A talented gymnast, Zama suffered a severe hand injury aged just 13.
The South African
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Not all sons were talented, however, and they often lost the technique.
Cheng Tzu's Thirteen Treatises on T'ai Chi Ch'uan
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We brought on a lot of talented artists to work on this.
Wired
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God knows there are enough talented academics out there who need jobs.
The Big U
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They need to lead the offense because they're the most talented unit.
Reuters
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Translations for talented
Portuguese
dotadotalentoso
Talented through the time
Talented across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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