gifted — having exceptional talent or natural ability
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having exceptional talent or natural ability
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɡɪftɪd/
Korean meaning: 재능이 있는, 타고난 능력이 뛰어난
Korean pronunciation: **기**프티드
Example Sentences
- My neighbor's kid is so gifted that he solved a Rubik's cube while eating cereal.
- The company recruits gifted programmers from top universities.
- She's gifted at making excuses - yesterday she said her dog ate her homework AND her computer.
gifted
ADJECTIVE//ˈɡɪftɪd//
having exceptional talent or natural ability

a young student effortlessly plays a complex piano piece while simultaneously solving a difficult math equation on a floating chalkboard with her other hand. Her fingers move gracefully across the keys while she writes advanced formulas without even looking. The beautiful music fills the air as the mathematical solution appears perfectly calculated. The audience of students and teachers watch with dropped jaws and wide eyes, pointing and whispering to each other in amazement. Some audience members lean forward in their seats, completely captivated by this display of multiple talents. someone having exceptional talent or natural ability
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When gifted talent shines, attention shifted and hearts are lifted!
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Origin
선물(gift)을 받았다는 의미에서 발전했습니다. 하늘이나 신으로부터 특별한 능력을 '선물'로 받았다는 개념이 '재능 있는'이라는 뜻으로 발전했어요.
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“My neighbor's kid is so gifted that he solved a Rubik's cube while eating cereal.”
“The company recruits gifted programmers from top universities.”
“She's gifted at making excuses - yesterday she said her dog ate her homework AND her computer.”
“The gifted athlete broke three records in one competition.”
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